Here, Bain and Armstrong discuss the show: their hopes, the final series and their characters, from the small victories to the considerably larger humiliations.
After all, being entirely livid is actually quite a sane response to a large-scale humiliation brought upon you by a person who is supposed to be your partner in life and love.
Although any time he may have spent in jail was brief, and the case was dismissed, two months later, for lack of corroborating witnesses, he had plenty of time to ponder the possible legal punishments: a large fine, public humiliation, exile, burning at the stake.
They endure the daily humiliations, large and small, of occupation.
They endure the daily humiliations – large and small – that come with occupation.
Thomas had, of course, won his seat as an Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States, but that victory could not undo the large and small humiliations he had endured.
He spoke for the rights of women and against torture; he defended the legitimacy of the State of Israel while offering a straightforward assessment of the crucial issue of the Palestinians and their need for statehood, citing the "humiliations — large and small — that come with occupation".
CAIRO — In opening a bold overture to the Islamic world on Thursday, President Obama confronted frictions between Muslims and the West, but he reserved some of his bluntest words for Israel, as he expressed sympathy for the Palestinians and what he called the "daily humiliations, large and small, that come with occupation".
No one is immune from tripping up, getting knocked down, or suffering from the large and small humiliations of slipping down life's ladder.
But the enforcement of such rules can result in humiliation when large customers are singled out in front of a plane full of passengers.
