Sentence examples for quite humiliated from inspiring English sources
I feel quite humiliated".
I was quite humiliated at sports, so it was wonderful to discover when I was 10 that I had the power to control people that way".
I feel quite humiliated – the remuneration and the status of the job is much lower than it is for full-time equivalent colleagues.
"My water broke as I walked through and everyone was staring," she recalls, admitting to feel quite humiliated at the time.
I feel quite aggrieved and assaulted and humiliated by the rhetoric of Nick Folkes and the like, and I feel that I have been on the receiving end of racial hatred".
Quite apart from the images of humiliated prisoners that will have angered many, it was the extraordinarily broad indictment which drew the most damning criticism from the opposition, including many in Qom who lambasted the government for ignoring the very legal procedures it had been urging on others.
The book never quite shakes off a feeling of outrage at having been routed — downright humiliated — by grief.
She never had a big hit in her own right, however, and her performing career never quite recovered from a disastrous appearance at the 1967 Monterey pop festival, where the audience laughed a humiliated Nyro off the stage.
Now is the moment to remember to be patient when their humiliated and divided people find it is a struggle to build a government that is not quite so bad.
