| At 19, I suffered a kind of flinching, excruciating mortification. |
| A series of masterpieces followed, stories of male mortification leading to self-destruction. |
| But I'm so red in the face that I outrival a lobster, and the freshmen mistake my mortification for an admission of guilt. |
| Scott's words on finding that he had been beaten reveal his bitter mortification and sense of failure. |
| When she re-emerged to the sounds of chortling, her face was red as a beet with mortification. |
| His descriptions of the practice of corporal mortification is also inaccurate, as is his representation of the cilice and the discipline. |
