Sentence examples for belittle relatively from inspiring English sources

When comedians like Letterman and Leno constantly belittle relatively defenseless people who have stumbled in their lives, just to get a cheap laugh, isn't that a bad sign?

Advocates of the war, especially those allied with the administration, kept relatively quiet, or attempted to belittle what had gone on, or made facile arguments that such things always occur in wartime.

North Korea, which relies on foreign aid, has belittled South Korea as an American "puppet," often sending relatively low-ranking officials to sit at senior-level talks with the South — a practice Ms. Park's government said it was determined to break.

And while not belittling the challenges we American business owners face, it's relatively harder to be an entrepreneur in Jamaica.

But the principlists hate and despise Mr Mashaei, dubbing him a "source of deviation" for his relatively liberal views on personal freedoms and his statements that seem to belittle clerical authority.Not long ago an election fight that included Messrs Rafsanjani and Mashaei seemed unthinkable.

Can you imagine?" I thought about how relatively free women are today in comparison, even though there are cloisters of fanatical societies that continue to belittle females.

Not belittle or disregard it.

Although War Emblem has proved himself only the fastest of a relatively slow bunch of 3-year-olds, Mr. Baffert has again irked his detractors within the thoroughbred establishment by persistently belittling the other horses that will run at Belmont.

Not to belittle the affair.

Not to belittle those achievements.

No one can belittle Zidane.