indignity

Just one more little indignity to take with them on the way home.

I only wanted to be free of the pain and the indignity.

She knew it was but the first, and probably the least, of many indignities.

An indignity like that would put him against us for certain.

Is not this, Indignity enough to be felt by those who have any feeling?

This was the final indignity; she could hear no more.

What they did remember, as the French often do, were past indignities on this day.

Now was the time to trust her and to make up for my former indignities.

But he could not protect her from the indignity of the new law.

On the scale of life's indignities, this one is pretty small.

Yes, she suffered the indignities of being the other woman.

Some of them get so afraid they never talk to anyone at all, just want to go home to their indignities.

Such an indignity was surely beyond even the white man?

"It's just one more indignity for parents who are concerned about the system."

The indignities he sometimes suffered at the hands of those who did not understand?

"About Time" subjects them to the indignity of old age.

He did not like to recall the indignity of it.

One day on the street, she fled from the indignity.

The final indignities suffered by our old church has been in the last few years.

Soon they will heap some further indignity on me and force my hand.

The old woman was already down on the floor, resigned to the indignity of her position.

But then, she would never let him know that the game had become such a terrible indignity.

I did try to pay him for the indignity but he slapped my money to the ground.

To see him dead in his underwear was the final indignity.

But they don't seem to take being cut up as a personal indignity.