Sentence examples for indignity and pain from inspiring English sources

People often come up to me and pour out their tales of miserable deaths of horror, indignity and pain.

As they work through the seven ages of man, their thoughts may increasingly turn to the dependence, indignity and pain that afflict so many at the end of their lives.

For those who would rather suffer this sort of indignity and pain at their own hands, new waxing kits designed expressly for bikini lines offer an alternative to primitive drugstore brands.

The lesson she draws from the story of Exodus is that "it's through remembering the past that we become strong and effective advocates for all who suffer the indignity and pain of servitude and injustice".

As for his niece, Mr. Cohen said his father's decision to reduce her inheritance in the years before he died were a "rational response by him to the indignity and emotional pain" he suffered from the Perelmans' litigation.

As the bill struggled through the Legislature, lawmakers on both sides told personal stories of parents, loved ones or friends enduring indignities and excruciating pain as they neared death.

However, considerable evidence suggests that the method can inflict on the inmate unnecessary pain, indignity, and physical mutilation (e.g., severe external burning and bleeding).