Sentence examples for the same indignities from inspiring English sources

If adults were subjected to the same indignities as children... PARTY Zoe: Dad, I'm throwing a party tonight, so you'll have to stay in your room.

If adults were subjected to the same indignities as children...__ PARTY Zoe: Dad, I'm throwing a party tonight, so you'll have to stay in your room.

That old joke about how the elderly and toddlers are subject to the same indignities seems pertinent here: Is this really the bar that needs to be met to demonstrate full mental capabilities?

I will take upon me to say, there is not another province on this continent, nor in his majesty's dominions, where the people, under the same indignities, would not have gone greater lengths.

And although Los Angeles wasn't as overtly racist as the Deep South, she suffered some of the same indignities that came with being black.

During the 1997 season, when the long-departed Jackie Robinson's number 42 was being retired throughout baseball, and the still-living Doby was being virtually ignored by the media, an editorial in Sports Illustrated pointed out that Doby had to suffer the same indignities that Robinson did, and with nowhere near the media attention and implicit support.

They forced her boyfriend to undergo the same indignity.

But why should writers, faceless and largely unknown, suffer the same indignity?

The actors who inspired him to learn his art, he suggested, didn't face the same indignity.

The third group suffered the same indignity but, in addition, had elk saliva painted on to the torn surfaces.After 15 weeks the changes were dramatic.

And while they share the same indignity of bulging bellies, flabby thighs against flabby thighs, they also share the same bittersweet dream.