Sentence examples for indignity to from inspiring English sources
"It's just another indignity to life in the fast lane," he said.
If so, that will be one more — and perhaps the final — indignity to Tribune caused by Mr. Zell.
"This kind of hide-and-seek investigation looks like an indignity to justice," read one typical posting.
While the revocation is not imminent, its possibility is yet another indignity to the Palestinian refugees of Lebanon.
The final indignity to a dreadful season for the Texans would be a victory in San Francisco.
He was 67, which was probably an indignity to a man who was professionally young and reckless.
He has too many greater indignities to relate.
There are indignities to being a small band playing a small show.
Other indignities to royals feature prominently in the acts most often cited.
One can only imagine the indignities to which Shanice and her touch screen will be subjected.
What's amazing and inspiring is that millions of people are willing to brave these indignities to participate.
