| It's an infinite game that strangles all decisions in Italy, mortifies every choice, deprives of meaning every option in the fetters of eternal postponement. |
| Unfortunately, the report betrays it and mortifies it. |
| But Barlow's up-to-date caprice easily mortifies Serra's canonical dignity, as if dragging a samurai into a pillow fight. |
| Saint-André worries that cases similar to hers are ignored by overenthusiastic doctors – and the thought of patients self-medicating with no professional supervision mortifies her. |
| I ought to have read more, for I find I don't know anything, and it mortifies me. |
