Sentence examples for attempt to denigrate from inspiring English sources

"It's a very clear attempt to denigrate what's gone before them in conservation," he told me.

And then, back in control: "I felt it was a spiteful and deliberate attempt to denigrate my reputation".

Noah Smith is right in his takedown of David Beckworth's latest attempt to denigrate fiscal policy, but goes too far in his nihilism.

The book was read by some of my more hostile readers merely as an attack on Eliot, and an attempt to denigrate him.

Iain Duncan Smith, the former work and pensions secretary who claimed there was a "black ops" attempt to denigrate Leadsom, said rival MPs had to examine their behaviour.

Bob Holman Glasgow I applaud Zoe Williams's dissection of the Daily Mail's sad attempt to denigrate (my student) Rory Weal's effort to engage in political debate at the Labour party conference (Comment, 29 September).

But the sight of Tibetans setting themselves on fire, and official attempts to denigrate them, are deepening the region's wounds.

Now, when we should be especially appreciative of military service, people with close ties to the Bush campaign are attempting to denigrate John Kerry's war record.

Resentment of immigrants usually follows, and our system attempts to denigrate or discard those it once needed to fill lower-paying jobs.

He also said he did not like the term "fake news", which he saw as a pejorative term that attempted to denigrate reports carried by alternative media.

The capriciousness and arbitrariness of the gods of paganism exist for the most part only in the imagination of those Christian theologians who attempted to denigrate the pagan religions.