Sentence examples for like humiliating from inspiring English sources

Dreamcatcher is about four friends with useless psychic powers, capable of feats like humiliating a fat psychiatric patient, finding car keys, and following a psychic projection into traffic.

She genuinely likes Morris, which means that she likes to humiliate and torment him.

(Pollock's book recounts how his father liked to humiliate him every summer by chopping off his hair).

Escherich, whose Gestapo boss likes to humiliate him, seems unmoved — until he sees the Obergruppenführer and other officers torturing Quangel by smashing their schnapps glasses on his head and something snaps.

"This is the dream of Egyptians, to see him like this, humiliated like he humiliated them for the last 30 years," said Ghada Ali, the mother of a 17-year old girl in the city of Alexandria who was shot to death during the crackdown.

They don't like acts of aggression and they do not like to be humiliated.

After all, who wants to see a smart and personable woman like Helena keep humiliating herself by running after a cowardly skirt chaser like Bertram? "I cannot reconcile my heart to Bertram, a man noble without generosity," wrote Samuel Johnson.

Early favourite DJ Chris Evans has ruled himself out, but other names in the frame include sports journalist Dan Walker, who, Clarkson-like, apologised two years ago after "humiliating" two football fans by joking about their weight on Football Focus.

It's only towards the end, however, as she berates Geoffrey Howe like a headmistress humiliating a fourth former, that Streep reveals the patronising contempt and feral punitiveness that made Thatcher so chilling.

"But some of them really seemed like they enjoyed humiliating you and dragging it out.

He doesn't like that I humiliated this woman using arguments I don't believe in".