Sentence examples for demean it from inspiring English sources

Or do we demean it -- segregate it from other art -- by stressing its anthropological side?

The Nobel prize is so important that a tearful reaction would only demean it.

"To say her achievement deserves an Oscar would be somehow to demean it," gushed one critic.

To say her achievement deserves an Oscar would be somehow to demean it.

While the novel suits the stereotypical book club's tastes for soap opera and international exotica, the planted questions demean it.

"Prodigal Son" is not a realistic ballet, and those who approach it with naturalistic gesture demean it.

I think it's demeaning, I think it's patronising, I think it's sexist.

Turning the process into a gameshow rather demeaned it.

"This boutiquing of the medicine ultimately demeans it".

Not only is it personally demeaning, it is also politically toxic.

You have no idea how demeaning it will feel for you.