Sentence examples for belittling him from inspiring English sources

Even if the Browns had won, Garcia didn't think Owens would stop belittling him.

Once you've made the decision to invite a tyrannical leader, you can't undo it by belittling him in public.

A psychiatric report found that Mr. Unruh had felt his neighbors were persecuting and belittling him, "that they were thinking of him as a homosexual".

Mr Gingrich, for example, delights his crowds by calling Mr Romney a "Massachusetts moderate" and belittling him as "little Food Stamp" next to Mr Obama's "big Food Stamp .All this prevents Mr Romney from following his preferred strategy.

Ms. Roy fought back in an interview with Frontline magazine that went on for eight pages, taking Mr. Guha's arguments point by point and belittling him as yet another of the "academics-cum-cricket statisticians" who have criticized her work.

Ms. Richards tried to aggravate Mr. Bush into self-destruction by needling him and belittling him as a dull-witted daddy's boy who had never accomplished anything on his own.

Why did Archer want to belittle him?

"Look at how she belittles him," Gonzaga said.

"It would be churlish if we belittled him.

Even when Odets was an adult, L.J. continued to belittle him as "big boy".

Noah said that a fan had belittled him, but would not divulge the taunts that he heard.