Sentence examples similar to demeaning quality from inspiring English sources

But would such an increase in class size – not to mention the challenge of teaching and learning online – demean the quality of instruction?

I would also tell you that we would never have an agreement if we felt it would demean the quality of our league.

Her $2.25-million libel suit against Mary McCarthy, who demeaned the quality and veracity of Hellman's writing on the Dick Cavett show, in 1979 — "Every word she writes is a lie, including 'and' and 'the,' " McCarthy told Cavett — was meant to bankrupt McCarthy and warn off any whippersnapper with the temerity to challenge her version of events.

"These improper actions," the report added, "constitute grossly demeaning behavior directed at players, and occasionally at coaches, that do not appear necessary to build a high quality basketball program or to build a winning Division I basketball team".

The departing environment minister, Dalia Itzik, remained loyal, accusing others of a "character assassination campaign" that demeaned Mr. Barak and the "quality of public discourse in Israel".

I find it demeaning".

It was demeaning.

"Visas are demeaning.

That's so demeaning.

The scrutiny was demeaning.

Now that really is demeaning.