Given the high pathogenic potential of humiliation, the exploration of ways to eliminate, control or mitigate humiliation in these patients, should be of interest in future research.
Later Roman historians, however, told patriotic tales about the commanders Marcus Manlius and Marcus Furius Camillus in order to mitigate the humiliation of the defeat.
Fortunately, the scoreboard had been struck dead by lightning earlier in the week, somewhat mitigating the Comets' humiliation.
"She is concerned to carry out the last wishes of her daughter, that she should be buried in the maiden name which she had reassumed, and to mitigate the family humiliation of being associated with a notorious criminal". The civil servants invited Mrs Shea to discuss it with them.
No mitigating epithets allowed.
(Harcourt, $24.) Bausch's fourth novel concerns Henry Porter, 39, the sole flop in a family of successes, whose fixation in preternatural adolescence is mitigated by his own humiliations and the kindness of others.
Even now only men appear to be allowed to age on screen; though getting older is no picnic for men either, even if medical remedies such as Viagra have mitigated some anxieties about sexual humiliation.
The great 20th century activist, philosopher and teacher, Rabbi Joshua Heschel, another modern day prophet, asked us these questions: "Daily we should take account and ask what have today to alleviate the anguish, to mitigate the evil, to prevent humiliation?
Still, if one merely refused to join in, as Haffner attempted to do, "you found yourself in a fiendish situation: it was one of complete and unalleviated hopelessness; you were subjected to insults and humiliations, forced to watch unendurable scenes, had nowhere to turn to mitigate your anguish".
His words mitigated my fury.
Our plan mitigates snoozing risks.
