indignity

Though still youthful and strikingly petite, his tussled hair has greyed and his lips purse tightly as if against a lifetime of indignities.

One of the many indignities of moving house is that everyone I know seems to feel so sorry for me.

Those men who found meaning in their suffering were able to withstand the indignities and trauma of the camps, while others succumbed.

Hazing, the practice of submitting initiates to indignities at the hands of upperclassmen, is a part of a tradition of rites of passage.

Hazing, the submitting of initiates to indignities at the hands of upperclassman, is a part of a tradition of rites of passage.

It also meant Jack had no way of processing the countless indignities Olga kept inflicting on him.

This son of a Georgia sharecropper endured unspeakable indignities and taunts to become baseball's first black player.

Despite their displeasure, China's leaders see little choice but to put up with such indignities.

And they are likely to be the two people who suffer the most indignities (including possible termination) over the coming weeks and months.

No one would willingly be subjected himself to such indignities .

Until Platoon, an actor wasn't going to submit himself to such indignities.

Unfortunate in that I endured all the concomitant fears and indignities, twice.

"Know, elder brother. " True snow Jue Jue jaws, a little daughter-in-law's shape that suffered indignities.

In personal indignities, all that is necessary is to prove that the acts of one spouse make the other's life unbearable.

For many Israelis, such indignities could be happening on the other side of the globe.

Margaret allowed herself to go through all sorts of indignities to woo the voters.

And Bobby's glories at GTX mean nothing at other companies, where further indignities await him.

At almost every turn, animals display indignities suffered at the hands of man.

They are constantly after the turtles , who peacefully submit to all sorts of indignities .

Sports owners will suffer such indignities in exchange for glamour value.

The turtle peacefully submit to all sorts of indignities.

Nearly 100 years after the Civil War, African Americans still faced daunting challenges and indignities.

We love our girls, so we don't want them to suffer the indignities we have suffered for being pudgy.

who peacefully submit to all sorts of indignities.

They are constantly after the turtles, the Ferdinands of marine life, who peacefully submit to all sorts of indignities.

Communist chieftains shunned the people. Mr Yeltsin mixed with them, sharing their fury about the shortages and indignities of daily life.

Incensed by such indignities, Miss Tugan resolved to become Hakkari's first woman lawyer, a dream she fulfilled in 1996.

I think that being fired from a big job in a very public way puts a lot of the smaller indignities into perspective.

They inflicted all kinds of indignities on their captives.

And if there is, it comes from people who are almost exhausted from past indignities inflicted on them.

Before going to school is to take money indignities, now working in the day to mix with money.