Sentence examples for A denigration from inspiring English sources

The downside to this celebration of the superhuman is a denigration of the merely human.

"At the end of the Bush years, we get a denigration".

Repeal of the act would be a "denigration of international human rights law", the submission asserts.

It is as much a traducement of religious people to dismiss atheism as it is a denigration of atheists.

They are passionate leaders of the "Clinton haters," in the description of passionate Clinton lovers, a denigration that both Olsons shrug off.

None of this has gone unnoticed inside the studios and executive suites of Fox News, which is rebuffing these White House put-downs as a denigration of the presidency.

An outcry against what was perceived as a denigration of covered women followed the Yeni Safak report, spreading quickly from social media to television talk shows and newspaper columns around the New Year.

Still, he said the heirs' attempt to recover documents from Mr. Belafonte was "inconsistent with, and, really, a denigration of, the love and integrity that their dad had for the people who worked with him".