Sentence examples for deep denigration from inspiring English sources

Just days before this grand exposé, the president vetoed a bill banning torture, and instead of being greeted with horrified disgust, the president's deep denigration of this nation's presumed ideals was met with a vast public yawn.

Some of us, however, have deeper levels of self-denigration that have taken us to even darker places in our lives, which may stem from any number of reasons.

If we could consult Dr. Freud, he would take a deep drag on his cigar and pontificate about inferiority feelings being compensated by hauteur and denigration.

"The voice of those children is considerable in this case, don't you think?" Kennedy also expressed deep doubts that Prop 8, and same-sex marriage bans in general, present "no harm of denigration" against gays and lesbians.

There is incessant denigration & ridicule of opponents.

There is a deep hypocrisy in the current situation of Australia and its international allies purporting to fight Isis to protect Arabs and Muslims in the Middle East, while at the same time facilitating the denigration of them in Australia.

The process of denigration had begun.

Other attacks go beyond media denigration.

Such denigration of the English is fatuous.

Such sustained denigration doesn't always work.

"This is nothing but a campaign of denigration," Mr. Ndiaye said.