A fever of disgrace, of indignity, of hunger.

Unfortunately, this wonder of nature has recently suffered an indignity.

And at that point, the wheat has suffered the ultimate indignity.

Well, the... the brazenness of this whole... the indignity of it!

You've learned how to bear misfortune swallow insult and indignity and still smile.

They figured he'd be upset about the indignity of George Washington being in an outhouse.

What does that indignity amount to, weighed, I mean, in the scales of the New

I assure you that every indignity you have suffered... at his hands will be avenged.

A gentleman spoke yesterday about the indignity of us having to leave the continent so that we can fulfill our potential.

Since it was I who suffered the indignity of being challenged on the field of honour by a squire in the guise of a knight,

Not only do they suffer the indignity of being stuck on this hillside, but we divided the hillside in two on two different occasions with bridges crossing from the Bronx into Manhattan.

So is employing young men, educating young women, and addressing values of liberty and justice, which means ameliorating the sense of indignity in the region that stems from issues like the Israel Palestine conflict.

Why do we continue to see human rights trampled with impunity? Why do States continue to commit serious breaches of international law? Why are hundreds of millions of people still living in poverty and indignity?

We therefore return to the United Nations to make the commitment that, as we undertook never to rest until the system of apartheid was defeated, so do we now undertake that we cannot rest while millions of our people suffer the pain and indignity of poverty in all its forms.