Sentences with phrase «public humiliation if»

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

Firstly, it's hard to build up the courage to approach, when facing the possibility of public humiliation if she rejects him.

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

You chose a risky path, one that will lead most certainly near, if not to, what the cross represented for Jesus: rejection, public humiliation, and death.

If we want to be Jesus» followers, we need to face both the public pain of humiliation and physical agony, and the private grief of losing our precious selves in order to be conformed to Christ.

If a compromising image of your teen goes public or gets sent to others, your teen could be at risk of humiliation, embarrassment, and public ridicule.

But Mingott, who considers himself part of the old school of gentleman politics, believes if «they said they mailed it, then they must have mailed it» and that the public humiliation of either side is ungentlemanly.

Firth begins the film by stepping up to a microphone as if going to the gallows; as the second son of King George V (Michael Gambon), he's expected to make public addresses using the new medium of radio, which simply heightens his lifelong humiliation by bringing his awkward stuttering and choked speech to a far larger audience.

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.