Sentence examples for sort of humiliation from inspiring English sources
The phrase "sort of humiliation" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It is typically used to describe a situation or experience that is similar to humiliation, but not quite as intense or severe. Example: "Lisa's boss scolded her in front of all her co-workers, causing her a sort of humiliation that she couldn't shake off for the rest of the day."
So a story that had seemed to hold out the prospect of romance instead turned into the sort of humiliation that no one enjoys.
Asked how long it might take England to get over the sort of humiliation he and his team-mates had come through in the past, and if this was the end of an era, he said, "I couldn't really care.
In our worst nightmares we might imagine Rupert Murdoch taking British rather than American nationality, forming the Go Britain! party, abolishing the BBC's licence fee, armour-plating his companies against the sort of humiliation they (and he) suffered at the Leveson Inquiry.
What purpose could this sort of humiliation serve?
"It was a woefully short amount of time," acknowledged Ed. "But it's really only in the sort of humiliation and abject despair of making horrible mistakes that you learn".
We have to undergo all sort of humiliation in addition to spending money...'..... Negative feedback on the clinic's activities was given by a Zimbabwean FSW who reported a stigmatising attitude by the peer educators.
The "man in full", a rich property developer named Charlie Croker, suffers the same sort of humiliations that the rich Wall Street bond dealer, Sherman ("Master of the Universe") McCoy suffered in "The Bonfire of the Vanities".
He was not allowed to speak to fellow inmates, and was bound to barbed wire before, he says, being beaten and made to suffer "all sorts of humiliation".
"The indictments of The Hague tribunal have been a sort of national humiliation," said Mr. Kostunica, the former president.
Mr Putin seems torn: he seems to regard external debt as a sort of national humiliation, but he is also rattled by the protests.
That sort of public humiliation is not in The Donald's playbook.
