Sentence examples for more indignities from inspiring English sources
While live-action comedy has suffered more indignities than Wile E. Coyote, cartoons, an indigenous American art form for almost 100 years, are flourishing wildly.
NEW HAVEN — It's hard to think of a building that has suffered through more indignities than the Yale School of Art and Architecture.
After suffering more indignities — a S.U.V. in his motorcade blew a tire on I-55 outside of Chicago — a tired-looking Obama returned to Andrews Air Force Base at 7 30 Monday night and went to an area called the "tactical fitness center" to give his remarks to 150 or so subdued service members who had been rounded up by the White House advance team.
We see Janine's visceral, startling refusal to submit to any more indignities.
Even then, however, there was one more indignity for City.
One more indignity, in the eyes of the Patch fraternity, looms.
Now they were about to suffer one more indignity, the latest entry in Cleveland's ledger of defeat, "The Pick".
Once slaughtered, the turkeys have to suffer one more indignity before arriving in your grocer's meat case.
But, they say, he was alert enough for one more indignity: the government placed him under house arrest.
More indignity comes in having to outsource tasks like getting directions, booking travel, making restaurant reservations and looking up sports scores to their exasperated iPhone and Android-carting partners, friends and colleagues.
