Sentence examples for very humiliated from inspiring English sources

"I feel very embarrassed and very humiliated".

And it's about very humiliated people finding courage, finally.

"I am," he wrote his former professor at Amherst Dale Peterson, "OK, though very humiliated and confused".

Several people had collected around the girls and there was giggling, and I felt most uncomfortable and... very humiliated".

"Here in Israel, a 'good' Arab – those whom they don't hate, those whom they accept – is a very humiliated Arab.

Other employees are "very down and very humiliated and demoralized," she said.

When Cobain found out what Teen Spirit was, he was highly upset and very possibly humiliated, but as he didn't live very long, and was always in a bad mood anyway, naming a song after a well-liked deodorant probably didn't hurt his career.

"People just feel humiliated and very, very angry," said Birgitta Jónsdóttir of the radical Pirate party, which opinion polls currently estimate is the country's largest with the support of between 35% and 42% of the electorate.

"Whenever I'd denied his demands, he'd get very angry and humiliated me," she said in her statement.

However, my guess is that if many returned to Melchor's barbershop it was, once again, because of the French Woman; few men can stand being mocked or humiliated for very long by a woman.

Zhirinovsky's campaign proclamations that he was "the last hope of a cheated and humiliated people" and "the very same as you" and his promise to "bring Russia up off its knees" resonated more keenly among many voters than did those of more conventional politicians.