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.

This is all vintage Livingstone – a touch of humour to round off a serious point, an outrageous denigration of a Labour leader, and total self-belief.

Once again, we have the makings of a systematic denigration of a people, and yet the world stands by.

This is a disturbing denigration of a beautiful, astoundingly complex phenomenon that builds life and that bonds most living beings and their offspring for life.

Calling Pegida a disgrace amounted to "a massive denigration of peaceful protesters," said a spokesman.

These controversies reveal not a conscious denigration of Native Americans but a complete failure to consider the implications of using a ceremonial headdress as a cute prop.