Sentence examples for lead to humiliation from inspiring English sources

Hype needn't lead to humiliation.

Whatever its origins, the bump is here, and ignoring it can lead to humiliation.

It was exactly 50 years ago today that Sir Anthony Eden's Conservative government took the fateful step that would lead to humiliation at Suez.

When his attempts to mastermind Vida's recording career lead to humiliation, Kenny takes it all out on his willing disciple Stevie.

If you create it in the same way you created the Millennium Dome, that will only lead to humiliation.' And everyone goes, 'Mmm… Anyway, back to the Battle of Trafalgar.'" It was 20 minutes into the first night at the Olympic stadium that Daldry knew he could relax.

Once a fistula is formed, fecal or urinary incontinence and peroneal nerve palsy may result and may lead to humiliation, ostracism, and resultant depression.

Luck was certainly on Saracens' side initially, but it was the ferocity of their defence in both the tackle and at the breakdown, with Namibia's man of the match Jacques Burger leading the way, that ultimately led to humiliation for French side Clermont.

But every path, she knows from experience, leads to humiliation.

But Bush's effort to replicate the Reagan war on an evil empire led to humiliation, not triumph.

This leads to humiliation and isolation at best, and at worst discomfort and even life-threatening infections.

A symbolic act: Cletus has an unqualified sweet tooth (something he must have developed as a student living in Ladbroke Grove) and the unbearable sugar scarcity in Biafra led to humiliations, one involving the loss of his girlfriend, another the rage of an Irish Priest.