humiliated造句

The judicial near lynching of DSK humiliated France.

If he disapproved of an employee's work, he often humiliated him.

This is why I esteem the individual only because he strikes me as ridiculous and humiliated.

In March of this year Mr Netanyahu was humiliated during a White House meeting devoid of the customary pomp.

But his people, and especially the young, suffer the same ill-defined anguish at having long been humiliated by an unresponsive, unaccountable and cynically manipulative regime.

Instead, they humiliated the young man in hopes of pressuring his father into telling them something that would damage me, whether it was true or not.

This rebellion has not gravely wounded Mr Cameron; ignore the noise emanating from the Westminster bubble about a "rocked" and "humiliated" prime minister.

The congressman humiliated himself and his family; the messages he sent to the women were undoubtedly cringe-worthy; and what's left of his reputation lies in tatters.

When the fraud was unveiled in 1926, Kammerer was humiliated. He insisted that he had not injected ink into the toads and suggested that one of his lab assistants might have done it.

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.