And please let me, or any other liberal, know if there is anything else we can do to abase ourselves. |
Commander of the faithful, abase not yourself to the meanness of your slave. |
He saw a way to hurt her, to abase her pride, and cut her to the very soul with shame. |
Thus, he enters the dining room, ready to abase himself because he disdains everyone else. |
How these gestures will be interpreted by the electorate is not clear, but it is clear that they will do anything, even abase themselves in public, to gain power. |
We have all so much reason to abase ourselves, and repent in dust and ashes! |