Sentence examples for a disparagement from inspiring English sources
This is not meant as a disparagement.
In the cynical present, essentially the same song has become a disparagement of action.
WHEN it is said that an artist just pushes paint around, the comment is usually a disparagement.
The phrase "animal rights activist," particularly if it means someone who would ban the private ownership of exotic animals, is to Mr. Sandlin a disparagement on its face.
The other reason this isn't intended to be a disparagement of Lean In is because the book Sandberg has written is lively, entertaining, urgent and yes, even courageous.
Consumers Union, which has never lost a disparagement case, maintained that it told the truth and that its tests were valid.
"To quote their lawyer, '[Kleiner] is not interested in a settlement without a non disparagement provision,' meaning I would not be free to speak the truth about my experiences," Pao's statement continued.
In exchange for the multi-million dollar benefits and perquisites package provided for in the letter agreement, the letter agreement contemplated that Prince would sign a non-compete agreement, a non-disparagement agreement, a non-solicitation agreement, and a release of claims against the Company.
The script is full of allusions to the current campaign, from a casual disparagement of Muslims to a scene in which Trump says that the true heroes of Vietnam were the people who didn't get killed.
Ghesquire reportedly has accepted $8 million in a separation agreement with a "no disparagement" clause.
Among the other developments at the court on Monday were these: Consumer Testing Suit Without comment, the court refused an appeal by Consumers Union of a ruling requiring the organization to stand trial in a "product disparagement" suit brought by the Suzuki Motor Corporation.
