Sentence examples for belittled that from inspiring English sources

In his tweets on Sunday, Trump belittled that strategy and suggested that he is more interested in military action: "Save your energy Rex, we'll do what has to be done!" You can take the temperature of America's standoff with North Korea in several ways.

So I will not let myself be so belittled that I think I can't do anything.

Less than a month ago we were treated to an authoritative interagency report, which Mr. Bush belittled, that reinforced earlier warnings from mainstream scientists that unchecked warming will bring devastating consequences, including rising seas, coastal flooding, disruption of snow-fed water supplies, heat waves and the disappearance of sensitive ecosystems like coral reefs.

So for England to progress, they need a seismic shift in understanding right through the system, where a player such as Morgan can say without being belittled that no, he has no interest in Test matches but would like to be the best one-day batsman England have ever possessed.

We progressed, progressed, progressed and when we won it, people almost belittled that trophy at times.

The Foals are in no mood to belittle that competition.

We shouldn't belittle that - we know that trees make people happier and healthier".

My honourable friend does not do his case much good at all when he tries to belittle that".

It's a huge honour and I don't want to belittle that, but I'm glad it happened now rather than then.

I understand all of that – I do not want to belittle that – but this is a fork of the road for progressives which is much bigger than me.

We shouldn't belittle that factor above and beyond the culture". One challenge facing Salesforce will be Salesforce's own size catching up to it in the future, Desisto says.