Sentence examples for demeaning attitude from inspiring English sources

This demeaning attitude has helped plummet his approval rating among women.

Did he preside over "dysfunctional decision making and... a deeply demeaning attitude towards other people" (Wayne Swan 22 February 2012)?

Smith's complaints against Tolbert occurred from 2005 to 2008, and included allegations that Tolbert displayed a "demeaning attitude and conduct towards women," Glover's lawsuit says.

I mean, that demeaning attitude towards other people's emotions.

Batman, having recorded the Penguin's demeaning attitude of Gotham's people during the rampage, plays it during the speech, turning the people and Shreck against him.

A similar demeaning attitude towards the illiterate is expressed in the Middle Kingdom Teaching of Khety, which is used to reinforce the scribes' elevated position within the social hierarchy.

The study also found worryingly demeaning attitudes demonstrated towards senior citizens in the films sampled.

Friends, Seinfeld and Ally McBeal: all have been criticised for demeaning attitudes to women and a lack of minority characters.

I had to wrestle my way into their world, and yes, sexual harassment, demeaning attitudes and  remarks were part of the daily work scene.

It's a anything from demeaning attitudes about women, to belittling them and their position in the workplace, to more severe degrees of sexual harassment and sexual assault.

If they want to know about Caster, tell them to come to me". Other black South Africans find something more sinister in the controversy erupting around Semenya: another example of demeaning Western attitudes toward black Africans, particularly women.