Sentences with phrase «humiliation of»

Are you really going to weigh a tenant and put them through the humiliation of telling them they're too fat for your house?

Cuckolding is a sexual practice where couples derive pleasure from the thrill and humiliation of witnessing infidelity.

It says a UBI «is a profoundly democratic and egalitarian concept that promotes both security and genuinely effective freedom» and that it would «overcome many of the problems with the existing and increasingly complex, punitive and unpopular system of social security, which in multiple ways has become a weak tool for social protection but a strong tool for waste and the humiliation of those on the very lowest incomes.»

Addresses: Lying, Stealing, Self - Mutilation, Aggression, Defiance, Chores, Mealtimes, Hoarding / Gorging, Bedtime, Bath time, Brushing Teeth, Public Humiliation of Parents, Chattering, Clinging, Whining, No Eye Contact, No Touching, Too Much Touching, Poor Social Skills, No Conscience, Learning Difficulties and Sexualized Behaivors including Masturbation, Perpetration and Pet Perversion.

«These changes would mean that the Federal government has decided to license the public humiliation of people because of their race», a spokesperson for the group said.

• Does not allow for getting your «day in court» for public vindication of your role in the dissolution and / or public humiliation of your spouse for his / her role in the dissolution • Requires civility between the parties / attorneys • Does not allow for getting even / beating the other side down / being a «victim» • Forces proximity / interaction between spouses • Requires decision making • Requires the parties to work through their emotions which can be painful

It can not offer the degree of vindication that parties crave, nor the measure of public humiliation of the opponent they seek, nor the huge sums of money that they so readily anticipate.

190 If aggravated damages are to be awarded, there must be a finding that the defendant was motivated by actual malice, which increased the injury to the plaintiff, either by spreading further afield the damage to the reputation of the plaintiff, or by increasing the mental distress and humiliation of the plaintiff... 191 There are a number of factors that a jury may properly take into account in assessing aggravated damages.

It is at this stage that the lure of litigation is at its most powerful, offering everything a litigant yearns for: complete vindication, outright success, public defeat and humiliation of the other side, and vast sums of money!

Make monetary awards to employees to compensate them for the distress and humiliation of being discriminated against and to compensate them for any loss of income that resulted from the discrimination.

By filing a civil case, these survivors have to relive the horror and humiliation of their assault (s), so plaintiffs in these civil cases are extraordinarily brave.

Even so, we must surely ask: what could ever count as a proportionate attack on, or humiliation of, a civilian population?

Of course it takes a lot to embarrass him, but he's not immune to the humiliation of some of his more spectacular own goals... after which he can disappear for a day or three.

Dear scientists, such public humiliation of the enemies of reality is of utter necessity.

If they had engaged in some good old fashioned science, instead of the mental exercise of making stuff up, then they would have saved themselves the embarrassment and humiliation of being wrong again.

McIntyre's been saying this for years now — maybe he'll have to do it himself and bear the humiliation of being rejected a second time (he's already had a previous frivolous misconduct complaint against Ammann dismissed out of hand).

«Spinning» you would think «science» humiliation of having peers use this word would spark something in the community?

If there's lasting value to what appears so far to have been a fear - driven, pro forma, ritual public humiliation of Gleick, it might lie in further exploration of the full implications of AGU's hasty and incomplete response.

All of which leaves me wondering why you're so threatened by humor that you want everyone to dispense with it as a tool — leaving humiliation of the two tools actually mentioned in Mike Roddy's original comment @ 7.

One example is a medal depicting the Humiliation of Louis XIV, 1689, by a Dutch artist, attacking France and its king through a mixture of allegory and ridicule.

, and, second, the humiliation of a formerly exalted art by ever more proficient photographic mediums (why muck around with paint to express yourself, when clean machines stand ready?).

The destruction across the Middle East, starting with the invasion of Afghanistan and Iraq in 2001, has been a systematic demonization and humiliation of the people and their ancient and now present Islamic cultures.

After getting over the humiliation of owning up to being confused by «art speak» I found I was not alone and that lots of young people with a passion for contemporary art also felt the same.»

This anger is said to come from a variety of places: the lack of 3rd party support on Nintendo consoles, in which most multiplatform games skip Nintendo \'s platforms entirely; in the rare occasion that there is 3rd party support, it comes in the form of botched or downgraded ports, often missing all DLC support and being the last version to receive much needed patches; and finally, the indirect and unintended humiliation of the Nintendo fanbase from company executives and public relations employees who run off their mouth a bit more than some would like.

On No More Heroes» opening day, Suda and fellow developer Yasuhiro Wada even had to go through the humiliation of waiting twenty minutes until someone bought a copy of their game at a signing event.

An added benefit of flying your child on an alternative airline: You might spare your teen the humiliation of what my best friend's teenager refers to as «unaccompanied airline jail.»

Outside of the public humiliation of newspaper articles, how do we keep others from making the same mistakes?]

For most people, they are a convenient way to get the money they need quickly and without the anxiety or humiliation of other methods.

as it has had an effect on everything... I don't need the humiliation of them contacting my new job / school.

Discrimination in a violation of human rights and humiliation of dignity.

If your book is poorly edited, then you are going to suffer the ultimate humiliation of having everyone tell you how many mistakes they found.

For seven years, she endures the treachery of spies, the humiliation of poverty, and intense loneliness and despair while she waits for the inevitable moment when she will step into the role she has prepared for all her life.

Humiliation of one's family was much worse.

Humiliation of one's social status was agony to bear.

But humiliation of one's nation was the most excruciating of human miseries.»

Thirteen - year old Nepalese Lakshmi has been sold as a sex slave by her stepfather, but she refuses to let horrific abuse smother her dreams of escape or quench her desire to find a better life away from the degradation and humiliation of her situation in India.

Nidali mixes humor with a sharp, loving portrait of an eccentric middle - class family, and this perspective keeps her buoyant through the hardships she encounters: the humiliation of going through a checkpoint on a visit to her father's home in the West Bank; the fights with her father, who wants her to become a famous professor and stay away from boys; the end of her childhood as Iraq invades Kuwait on her thirteenth birthday; and the scare she gives her family when she runs away from home.

But some cheat because the humiliation of not keeping up with peers is stronger than the risk of getting caught, says ASU's Amrein - Beardsley.

IDEA later even admitted that its students in the Rio Grande Valley wore uniforms which were color - coded, not on the basis of grade or age, but on standardized test - score achievement, thus insuring the humiliation of older siblings by their more test - savvy younger brothers and sisters attending the same school!»

Assessment is absolutely a core part of teaching, but the Phonics Check tells teachers nothing they don't already know, while labelling children who don't pass as failures and subjecting them to the humiliation of the re-sit.

It means the difference between being employed and being able to support yourself and your family and the humiliation of being dismissed and attempting to secure a job at another school or change careers all together.

Expect to hear that Eva Moskowitz has solved the achievement gap and that the humiliation of Mayor de Blasio, who targeted Moskowitz during his campaign and tried unsuccessfully to squeeze three of her schools out of Department of Education space, is now complete.

They are bred and grown up in refugee camps where they are exposed to political conflicts of their home countries at early age as well as frustration, depression, and humiliation of their parents arising out of a refugee situation.

Sixth former, Rebecca Heyes, expertly conveys Miss Haversham as a vengeful, bitter old woman who never recovers from the humiliation of being jilted and having her money embezzled on the day of her wedding.

But even with a comedy, Bergman can not get away entirely from the idea of the humiliation of men, a not - infrequent motif in his work.

Here at least he tempers it somewhat with a little well - placed humiliation of women too.

We see the humiliation of the Jews by the Austrian people and the welcoming of the Germans by the Austrians.

There was, if not an extinction - level event, definitely a pretty disastrous one driving the narrative here, as Marion Cotillard's severely put - upon, pill - popping worker, Sandra, is subject to the humiliation of having to beg her colleagues to forego their bonuses so she can keep her job.

Mr. McCarthy (Jon Bernthal) has taken pity on the pair, letting them eat their lunch in his office to spare them the humiliation of being teased in the cafeteria on a daily basis.

Ostensibly set in Korea, the film followed field surgeons, Hawkeye (Donald Sutherland) and Trapper John (Elliott Gould) as they raised a middle finger to military discipline and pursued the insistent humiliation of female commissioned officer, Hot Lips (Sally Kellerman).