Sentences with phrase «public humiliation»

What began as a kind of public humiliation of «the angriest man in the world» slowly transformed into a cult following of a man who insisted... with choice words... on living a life of integrity.

The scathing conclusions are the latest in a series of public humiliations for the previous justice secretary, Chris Grayling, who introduced the charge in the final months of the last parliament.

Lots of us, even after all these years, still cringe at memories of public humiliation in school.

Sports columnists gripe about the bad free - throw techniques of modern players like Shaquille O'Neal, but no one has suffered more public humiliation at the free - throw line than the Knicks» Chris Dudley.

He learns that his father was a victim of persecution in Auschwitz during the Holocaust of World War II and that he was once made to suffer public humiliation by the Nazi officer Aloise Muller.

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Sports columnists gripe about the bad free throw techniques of modern players like Shaquille O'Neal, but probably no one has suffered more public humiliation at the free throw line than former Knicks player Chris Dudley.

The iPad's FaceTime camera offers better value for chatting, and while it's loaded with effects such as panoramic shooting, burst mode and HDR, we still believe tablet photography is an offense punishable by public humiliation.

The paper also trots out Anthony Weiner, lest anyone forget that Spitzer also had a sex scandal: «Weiner's weird psychosexual thrill from public humiliation seems honest in comparison to Spitzer, whose version of «contrition» gives off a distinctly Charlie Sheen vibe.»

After the very public humiliation suffered by Le Mouel on this point at the Academie debates (see Part I), in his article in La Lettre Courtillot took pains to show that he indeed understood the consequences of the Earth being round.

These administrators, and many like them, find that a little public humiliation goes a long way toward motivating students to meet fundraising and achievement goals.

Contrary to the researchers» expectations, «Pinocchio» and «The Boy Who Cried Wolf» — which associate lying with negative consequences, such as public humiliation and even death — were no more effective at promoting honest behavior than a fable unrelated to honesty, in this case «The Tortoise and the Hare.»

- LGBT employees were the most likely to be bullied (20 %) and experience public humiliation (24 %) and 64 % said it contributed to their decision to leave.

He determined to go to the capital city of Jerusalem at a time when public humiliation and execution were high probabilities.

Its trendy design features a wipe - clean surface, an adjustable shoulder strap for moms of all heights, and zipper closures on the exterior pockets and main compartment to keep public humiliation to a minimum (not that we've ever dropped soiled clothes in a store before).

The lecture I got afterwards about public humiliation...) At lunchtimes, I was junk - food runner for a cool girl called Angela who had better things to do than queue at the canteen.

And then there would be the threat of public humiliation if I didn't review and refine my investment thinking before writing.

If it goes poorly, they face public humiliation in front of a standing - room - only crowd in a 460 - seat auditorium.

His preference to stay out of Uber's spotlight has spared him from public humiliation amid a year of bad press for the company.

I received the first of many public humiliations for asking a nun that question when I was five years old.

She hasn't been through enough public humiliation, let's callously tell her to Let Go and Move On!

She had endured public humiliation after the media focused on her gender transition.

Celebrated television presenter and news anchor Nana Aba Anamoah has been advised to resign from her place of work, TV3, after her employers served her with what looks like a huge public humiliation.

Really, there's no need, when every night on prime - time television we can find experiments involving similarly «extreme social situations» being carried out on real human beings — subjects willing to submit to the most debasing forms of public humiliation Hollywood executives can dream up.

At minute 22 we gain some insights into how Keys public humiliation at a scientific meeting in 1955 may have lead to his obsession with proving fat intake was the problem.

I have a feeling 2014 could be bringing more public humiliation on national television, so watch this space!

Forced public humiliation, exhibition and group play major turn.ons too;)

The potential for public humiliation significantly decreases student enthusiasm for any mobile phone task.

In my previous post, I wrote about the Beardstown Ladies who had to suffer public humiliation because they couldn't tell what their annualized returns were.

Don't fall into the trap of imagining that they can be persuaded by facts or even public humiliation, and ignore them until we can think of a better solution.

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.

Public humiliation online is not an effective means of discipline and can have long - lasting effects on a child's self - esteem.

Apparently the threat of utter public humiliation makes me hungry.

Most importantly, the deal shifts focus away from the firm's very public humiliation.

This form of corporal punishment combined with public humiliation was both highly effective at keeping surfing safer, and also a strong motivational tool for those hearty souls, who were passionate about learning to surf.

Nothing keeps you honest like a little public humiliation, I decided to post the pictures on the internet.

1 in 10 women experienced unwanted sexual attention, while LGBT employees were most likely to be bullied and / or experience public humiliation.

Those statutes provided a club for the law in meting out public humiliations for people who hold moral and religious objections to homosexuality.

Last Thursday, however, Governor Andrew Cuomo and the New York State legislature passed a bill that will provide valuable information to parents, yet shield teachers from public humiliation: Parents will be able to request and receive information on their children's current teachers, and the public will be able to see teacher evaluations with teachers» names removed.

Told from Queen Caroline's viewpoint, the film focuses on her trials and tribulations as an intelligent woman forced to suffer public humiliation at the hands of her husband — but who finds a way to help her subjects through her secret affair with Johann Struensee, the royal physician.

Many people thought her business would fail after its brand champion brought such public humiliation to the company.

As it becomes clear that Edward's obsession with Wallis Simpson (Eve Best) is incurable, she realizes her Bertie may face more public humiliation.

Nor have I suffered public humiliation when it has been revealed in a public space that I am a solicitor (and technically a barrister as well).

Fear of public humiliation keeps runners pushing ahead of the minimum pace in races to avoid being picked up by the bus.

In an environment of derogatory comments, public humiliation or even physical abuse, you're guaranteeing that people will be losing their confidence.

«The consequence is the public humiliation, which at this moment seems like a small price to pay for what our children would have to endure otherwise,» Gates said.