Sentence examples for degrading that from inspiring English sources

She told police: "They kept saying horrible things to me, really degrading, that make me feel like a piece of dirt.

Making a big show of personal and private matters is seen as degrading that position.

It will probably win awards for the quality of its access, however mutually degrading that access was.

That Trump, whose preoccupation with, say, Hillary Clinton seems so clearly a placeholder for some other hurt, is captivated by the tape as a metonym for something worse, something infinitely more degrading that the Russians have on him?

And games like the "banter shags" game – and there are many such games, I'm told – draws necessary attention to the genuine belief that it's perfectly normal to see sex as something degrading that they do to women, instead of something two people who to do together.

If we stop degrading that potential -- and even enhance it -- it has potential to do yet more.

Is there an argument that could degrade that American identity more?

When resources are scarce, or so degraded that they can no longer sustain livelihoods, or inequitably distributed, conflict invariably ensues.

The rhythm track was a snare sound so degraded that it could have been the exhaust of a steam engine recorded on microcassette.

By the end of that decade, though, prints of "Limite" had vanished or were so degraded that the film was in danger of being lost.

It has hundreds of comments in Korean, but the code for the characters was so degraded that Mr. Fino-Radin was stumped.