Sentence examples for suffering indignity from inspiring English sources

At the pay-per-view event, SummerSlam in August 1996, Henry came to the aid of Jake Roberts who was suffering indignity at the hands of Lawler.

Palestinians have suffered, and are suffering, indignities that would drive Americans or any other people to rebel.

Bernard L. Madoff's relatives are not the only people suffering indignities for bearing the Madoff name.

On the contrary, he explained, an all-women police station avoided male constables suffering the indignity of taking orders from female inspectors.

But sometimes a much-loved gem slips through the system never giving itself up to the sequel business, never suffering the indignity of those ever-diminishing returns.

The last few years of his life were defined by pain, suffering and indignity, and all of that stopped the moment he died.

Avery was Tortorella's final cut of training camp among the forwards, an NHL veteran suffering the indignity of having to leave the team on its season-opening European trip to join the Connecticut Whale of the American Hockey League.

After suffering the indignity of a break in the opening game of his fifth consecutive Grand Slam semi-final, the second seed finally prevailed 7-6, 6-7, 6-7, 6-3 in a shade over three hours.