Sentence examples for indignity I from inspiring English sources

But, in the social hierarchy of school, this host of miseries was overlooked in favor of a much more contemptible indignity: I wanted to be a writer.

He concluded: "I guess I'm becoming more immune to prison life now; being strip-searched has lost the embarrassment and indignity I felt at first.

And while male characters have also been subjected to this indignity, I don't remember it occurring so prominently in such mainstream venues — and certainly not to a Mr. Vice-President.

Fortunately, I could wash myself, and did not suffer the indignity I experienced in the hospital when a very kind and gentle woman washed my genitals.

The indignities I endured when I was your slave of love!

As I listed the full extent of the indignities, I had the pleasure of seeing Ralph crumple over his tiramisu into a fit of tear-inducing giggles.

Having written the book Enslaved in 2007, which presented both immigrant stories and an analysis of a system responsible for their indignities, I wanted to find a way of dramatising it for the stage.

Being the type who has never revelled in seeing our national treasures suffer such very public indignities, I felt it was only right to inquire when Mr B – (trust me, he loves it when you call him that) – was going to finally don the sombrero and take a well-earned holiday!

I'm a voracious Apple Watch user, and, after over a year of allowing it to rub up against the real world with all of its indignities, I think that a healthy dose of simplification and physicality could help it move from something for gadget lovers and fiddlers to a truly indispensable device that acts as an interface between the physical and digital worlds.

As he writes in a Nachlass note of 1887, regarding those "human beings who are of any concern to me": "I wish [them] suffering, desolation, sickness, ill-treatment, indignities — I wish that they should not remain unfamiliar with profound self-contempt, the torture of self-mistrust, the wretchedness of the vanquished" (WP 910).

The indignities I have suffered throughout my years in the criminal justice system have been countless.