Sentence examples for demean the validity from inspiring English sources

Inviting outside opinions can complicate matters and demean the validity of the argument.

Mishit sixes demean the game.

"These charges demean the definition of terrorism.

That would demean the purpose of it.

This is not to demean the high ideals and good of the near-greats.

And let's not let bartenders — or anyone — demean the shape of their faces.

"Don't demean the profession" by implying that you can rate teachers with numbers, he says.

Nor is it to demean the masses, whose fashion choices are generally limited by price.

The practices of the society may demean the severely cognitively disabled without being wrongfully discriminatory.

They demean the record.

That's a celebration, not a gesture to demean the opposing pitcher.