Sentence examples for prevent humiliation from inspiring English sources

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?

The Gore campaign has been able to avoid spending money in the state but may be forced to divert some resources here to prevent a humiliation, and even supporters sound less than fully confident.

Mr. Rove, who "recognized the younger Bush as fiercely loyal to his father, yet desperate to escape his shadow," Mr. Weisberg says, presented a political plan as "a map of differentiation" that would prevent a humiliation like his father's 1992 loss to Bill Clinton.

Only an unspectacular half-century from Sachin Tendulkar and a 55-run stand between Yuvraj Singh and Dinesh Mongia prevented total humiliation.

In their past 11 meetings the Boks have beaten England on 10 occasions with a solitary draw preventing total humiliation.

Only a last-wicket stand of 26 by captain Jason Holder and Sulieman Benn prevented the humiliation of being bowled out for less than 100, although having made 18 from 19 balls, last man Benn was stumped attempting a tail-end heave at leg-spinner Tahir.

Impotence causes such terrible sadness, loneliness and frustration, it's a proper wide-scale tragedy that thoughts of ignominy and humiliation prevent anyone from either seeking help or living a proud and happy life regardless.

The marginal humility is good in that it will ensure Iran will attempt to live by its promises, but the pride will make it such that there could be a game of chicken at each turn, with Iran trying to prevent its own humiliation at the hand of the US.

But the government seems no closer to finding a way to prevent these regular national humiliations.

And a few sessions of humility can often prevent a series of humiliations.

This temporary humiliation prevented the papacy's involvement in the council's capitulation to imperial despotism and in its compromise with heresy.