Sentence examples for demean oneself from inspiring English sources
It's possible to demean oneself by sinking to the level of those who promiscuously accept any sort of apology.
A well-adjusted U.S. senator needs to combine a sincere interest in public policy with a joyful acceptance of the need to demean oneself while begging for votes and donations.
Anger is generally evoked when obstacles interfere with goal-oriented behavior or one experiences demeaning offenses against oneself or one's loved ones [ 44, 45], which could result from an unpleasant experience with front desk staff.
Is taking a photo of oneself empowering, demeaning, narcissistic or artistic?
As he said in his testimony on Tuesday: "It is never appropriate to try to make oneself seem more important or smarter by demeaning others.
It's easy to demean her when you're an anonymous source for a book (and an easy way to absolve oneself of guilt), but let's get real: far too often, she carried the campaign through sheer force of will and through an endless wellspring of personal fortitude.
"One must show oneself deserving," he said.
Is it possible to smack down oneself?
Neither of my critiques demean that work.
Pacing oneself, thus, is virtually impossible.
