Let's not forget that this was a man who delighted in humiliating his enemies.
Near the end, Streep, pressing even harder, underlines Thatcher's pleasure in humiliating her Cabinet.
Mr. Gorbachev and Mr. Yeltsin were longtime rivals who delighted in humiliating each other.
During its drive for the populist vote, Podemos had gone too far in humiliating them.
Pedagogical rapport is out of the question: either Wei succeeds in browbeating her pupils or they succeed in humiliating her.
Meanwhile, my daughter seems determined, at three years of age, to rival the popular press in humiliating me.
The following year his successors dragged Argentina into war with Britain over the Falkland Islands, a conflict that Argentina would lose in humiliating fashion.
On 1968's Barbarella, director Roger Vadim seemed to get a perverse pleasure in humiliating his then wife, Jane Fonda, in a series of ludicrous scenarios.
Marnie, Betty, and Charlotte highlight a strange trend in highbrow television: With beauty comes a desire for control – which the character ultimately must lose in humiliating fashion.
We don't really know what he has in mind, since, after the kid starts on his perverse task, Ted takes pleasure in humiliating him in minor ways.
Some of them took distinct pleasure in humiliating the French-Colombian woman, whose dual nationality rendered her an outsider, and one who symbolized the bourgeois culture they so despised.
