She allows us to examine our own appetites for public abasement without feeling guilty. |
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Throughout history a doffed hat has symbolized defeat, humility and abasement before one's betters. |
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I beg that someone will recognise my abasement and meet my very human but mutually exclusive needs. |
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Perhaps what takes Hamlet so much time in the play is that a ritual of abasement needs to performed. |
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It is not so much an abasement of self as an acknowledgment that one's own way may not be the only or even the best way. |
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The costs of Mr Cameron's abasement in front of Rupert Murdoch surely far outweigh the benefits. |
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He saw the home run as an abasement of the game he loved, a cheap, undignified method of scoring runs. |
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Mobbing is defined as behaviour which results in the violation of dignity, humiliation or abasement of an employee. |
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Our Lord wants the members of his Mystical Body to share in the mystery of abasement and exaltation by which he carried out the Redemption. |
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Quo me rapis? Quo indeed. My whole conduct, meekness, mansuetude, voluntary abasement, astonishes me. |
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No darkness nor abasement shall cover their faces! |
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The meeting might begin with Paul's hymn in Philippians 2:5-11 referring to the abasement and exultation of Christ, or some other similar passage. |
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