Sentence examples for intolerable humiliation from inspiring English sources
At the finale, Guy finds himself alone in his hotel room with his intolerable humiliation.
Annie's own sense of failure, amplified and accelerated by the intolerable humiliation of being a bridesmaid, threatens to poison everything, including a promising new relationship with a nice cop, played by Irish actor Chris O'Dowd.
The desire to escape the intolerable humiliations, as well as the pains, of incurable illness usually combines with the desire not to be a burden or a futile expense; this is a perfectly respectable motive, which should not be thought of as the outcome of undue pressure.
She wrote: "We are shaken to the core that he is having to endure intolerable indignities and humiliation.
It's intolerable," Mr. Connolly said.
Intolerance is intolerable.
14 15 Psychache, according to Shneidman, 16 17 is defined as an acute state of intense and intolerable psychological pain that encompasses shame, guilt, humiliation, loneliness, fear, angst, dread, anguish, etc.
A number of scholars and diplomats argue that Russia acted not out of an age-old impulse for territorial expansion, or the wish to banish the humiliation and contraction of recent years, but in response to a series of intolerable provocations.
