Sentence examples for be a denigration from inspiring English sources
Repeal of the act would be a "denigration of international human rights law", the submission asserts.
"This is not in any way intended to be a denigration of Dr. Albright, she had a job in explaining and defending American policies," said Peck. "[But] it was probably the coldest thing you will ever see on television.
"It would be a denigration of that person's reputation not by Republicans -- I think more by Democrats than Republicans," added Sen. Orrin Hatch (R-Utah) during an interview with radio host Hugh Hewitt on Wednesday.
The downside to this celebration of the superhuman is a denigration of the merely human.
It is as much a traducement of religious people to dismiss atheism as it is a denigration of atheists.
"That is a denigration of their lifestyle".
"It was a serious denigration of our environmental laws," he said.
The term "mass hysteria" was a facile denigration of a phenomenon that eluded the commentators and their framework of analysis.
This is a serious denigration of the almost 280,000 prisoners at Buchenwald, which also included Britons," he added.
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.
It made for the E.P.A. and OSHA, took away standards and enforcement standards, and was a serious denigration of our environmental laws.
