Examples of using Indignities in English and their translations into Arabic
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The indignities! I'm looking for God.
Please pardon those indignities.
After all the indignities she made you suffer?
The road back to power is cobbled with indignities.
We endured the indignities as best we could.
It's better to shed one's hair than suffer indignities.
With all the indignities I have been forced to suffer day in and day out under your matriarchal tyranny.
But I doubt you came here to talk about the indignities of aging.
On April 12, 2013, Magnotta was indicted on chargesof first-degree murder, offering indignities to a human body, distributing obscene materials, using the postal service to distribute obscene materials, and criminal harassment.
A man in a place like this surviving on those two things alone… he suffers indignities, slights, ridicule.
It has been defined as the vast range of inequalities and indignities that are suffered by persons who are seen as less able and less deserving by those wielding power, by reason of their race, colour, sex, language, religion, political or other opinion, national or social origin, property, birth or other status.
The recent event's totalities of calumnies, indignities and deceits.
The term" discrimination" is certainly an inadequatemeans of describing the vast range of inequalities and indignities that are suffered by persons who are seen as less able and less deserving by those wielding power, by reason of their race, colour, sex, language, religion, political or other opinion, national or social origin, property, birth or other status.
By the way, I wanted to apologize personally for the indignities you had to suffer.
The youths were detained for three days and made tosuffer physical and mental torture and other indignities.
Only a few people have the drive to endure the thousands of indignities and hardships that make up the system.
Never before have States andtheir leaders shared such a sense of responsibility against the forces of evil and the indignities confronting humanity.
For a people who had been widely known for their pride andsense of dignity, the indignities of refugee life brought deep feelings of isolation and indignation.
This realization and conscious awareness can afford each of us strength and hope,and can be a powerful tool to help overcome the indignities of violence.
Such conflicts emanate not from mere differences between the groups, whether real or perceived, but fromimplications of those differences, which may cause populations to be subjected to indignities reflected in gross inequalities, namely, discrimination, marginalization, exclusion, stigmatization, dehumanization and denial of fundamental human rights.
They would rather sell their grapes to London,or Stockholm and think that that will erase all the indignities that people have suffered.
We are unwavering in our commitment to rebuilding where the occupier destroys andto nurturing hope where the indignities of occupation attempt to dash it.
This realization and conscious awareness can afford each of us strength and hope,and can be a powerful tool to help overcome the indignities of unemployment, poverty and violence.
His delegation commended the Secretary-General on his initiative and persistence and expressed its sincere thanks to the troop-contributing countries,especially those whose contingents had endured physical and emotional indignities at the hands of the rebels while performing their peacekeeping duties.
The catalogue of Palestinian human rights violations assembled by human rights bodies and experts is reprehensible andmorally repulsive as it reveals violations and indignities against Palestinians that are totally unacceptable by any human rights benchmark.
Comparisons are inadequate for measuring the suffering or damage endured by people in a war, but it is difficult to think of another current conflict in which a whole people has been subjected to the suffering,inhumanity and indignities that have been imposed on the Muslim population of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
And suffer the indignity of being the skunk of the world.
The indignity of eating food grown with human remains.
Yeah, but no man is worth suffering the indignity of mass transit.
Nor wrong mine age with this indignity!