Sentence examples for humiliating words from inspiring English sources
The lawyer for a California woman who said a Subway employee scrawled humiliating words on her lunch is still waiting for the sandwich giant to institute anti-discrimination training.
A few key, humiliating words send him deep into his fetish: "She compares my cock to an engorged clit, calls it worthless, a waste of skin, a dinky dick," all while giving him a handjob, he says.
Trumps' insults and humiliating words might be compared to the Hydra's deadly venom, and Trump uses his words to attack his many enemies through Tweets, put-downs at press conferences, and calls at his rallies, such as when he yells out "Get him outta here," to his security guards, who promptly throw out the victim.
The use of humiliating words and reproach towards them diminished and as a result the aggressive behavior and physical withdrawal less occurred.
Mainly, three groups of words were provided; words referring to types of violence such as "beating" and "humiliating"; words relating to the perpetrators such as " inferiority complex/unsatisfied ego" and words referring to their response to VAW: primitiveness/wildness/inhuman.
That, and Kiwi's humiliating mispronunciations of words.
It was "humiliating," in the words of the journalist Shvets, to lose it, and on the news it was consistently referred to as "occupied territory," the way Palestinians refer to the West Bank.
"It is, in a word, humiliating," Ms. Karr said.
Trey Humphrey, a 1997 Kansas graduate, Kansas City lawyer and longtime season-ticket holder, used words like unpleasant, humiliating and excruciating to describe the month of March over the past 10 years.
It was these words and the humiliating terms of the armistice that drew Hitler to this spot to demand the French surrender in 1940.
Murdoch had seemed unstoppable, but in his 60th year he was obliged to go on a humiliating global roadshow, in the words of Australian Business Monthly, exhorting and pleading with bankers to give him breathing space.
