Sentence examples for suffering humiliation from inspiring English sources
His attorneys said in an updated complaint filed to federal court in Manhattan last week that as a result he "suffered physical, psychological and emotional injuries, mental anguish, suffering, humiliation, embarrassment, and other damages".
It is when embarrassment turns into visible suffering — "humiliation is probably the word," Evert said — that focusing can become difficult for the player inflicting the damage.
People who get help after suffering humiliation in school often grow up to be champions of children who remind them of their younger selves.
His 2006 e-mail message echoed the same arguments found on militant Internet forums: that the West is at war with Islam, and Muslims are suffering humiliation because they have strayed from their religious duty to fight back.
The report by the UN's Afghanistan mission said that such practices are problem in all communities and cause "suffering, humiliation and marginalisation for millions of Afghan women and girls".
To this child Sorrell devotes his entire life, suffering humiliation and grinding labour as he rises from boot-cleaner to hotel manager, all in order to give his beloved son the education and opportunities he never had.
Leslye Headland, whose play "Bachelorette" was an Off Broadway hit, will reunite with her director on that dark comedy, Trip Cullman, for her new satire, "Assistance," about young assistants suffering humiliations working for a powerful magnate.
For Palestinians, it has meant suffering the humiliation of occupation, and never living in a nation of their own.
Putin sees himself as the new tsar, who, after suffering the humiliation of a lost empire, has restored strength and confidence to Russia.
He gradually retreated from active political life; and, after suffering another humiliation in 1928, moved to London and set up a lucrative law practice there.
In addition to suffering the humiliation of having to slant one's reporting to serve the interests of an increasingly unhinged Republican Party, Fox employees cannot help but be aware of the contempt and/or pity, tacit and/or open, of their peers.
