Sentence examples for is an indignity from inspiring English sources

Moreover, spying on people without their knowledge is an indignity.

To lose their opening home fixture is an indignity rarely suffered by the Tigers.

"Sitting there being observed and viewed is an indignity," Ms. Cohen said.

Everything is an indignity, and she is absolutely sure of herself in every single response".

Now, the blight has touched cricket, and that, for traditionalists, is an indignity too far.

To anyone who thinks that hogs are dirty and humans are clean, a visit to this farm is an indignity.

It's an indignity on our part, we as Africans".

It is as though coöperation were an indignity.

Commentators called it excruciating and his own supporters said it was an indignity.

The loss of his knighthood was an indignity shared in the twentieth century by villains as various as the Irish traitor Sir Roger Casement and Nicolae Ceausescu.

It was an indignity for a street that had once been the Bronx's most prestigious address — a Park Avenue at middle-class prices.