Sentence examples for too humiliating from inspiring English sources
He leaves before things get too humiliating.
It would be too humiliating to go through that again.
"I'm simply not man enough to sit exposed in a window doing nothing; it's too humiliating and too boring".
She refused to eat in front of others — it was too humiliating when bits of food would slip out.
Life of Pi, both movie and novel, brought me to my writer's knees, humbling me is too kind, humiliating me as a novelist myself, more like it.
But there have been too many humiliating moments on and off the field to remember this season with any real fondness.
Female politicians – like their British counterparts, outnumbered more than two to one in parliament – are telling their side of the story too, full of humiliating observations by male colleagues.
When asked whether the deal struck with Greece was too harsh and humiliating for Greece, European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker declared: "I don't think that the Greek people have been humiliated and I don't think the other Europeans were losing their face.
Deep down, they feel flawed somehow, that they "should" be doing much better in their life and their business, and it's too painful and humiliating to admit how much trouble they're facing.
