Sentence examples for denigrated in from inspiring English sources

He was denigrated in columns in the New York Times and Washington Post.

The exercise of this new independence is largely ignored or, more often, denigrated in the major media as populist demagoguery.

Moreover, what is denigrated in Seoul as inflexibility on the part of the United States is in fact surprisingly measured.

Even when the vagina is worshipped in theory, as the yoni is in India, it is denigrated in practice.

"Women are noble creatures," the Trinity Church leader told me, lamenting the way women are so often denigrated in Pakistani society, "but biblically, pastors are to be men".

My dad loved Britain, he served in the Royal Navy, and I am not prepared to allow his good name to be denigrated in this way.

"Concerning the application of Islamic Shariah, some bodies have tried to denigrate in an unacceptable way," he said.

Looked at in this light, the undecided actually exemplify a type of political flexibility we often claim to admire, but often denigrate in practice.

Readers and reporters alike are concerned that these are from those paid to troll, and to denigrate in abusive terms anyone criticising Russia or President Vladimir Putin.

Vigo was the son of an anarchist-leftist who'd been strangled in prison when Vigo was 12, and immured in one of the grim boarding schools he would denigrate in his Zero de Conduite.

The cash reporting requirement, which Daniel J. Mitchell denigrates in "The $7 Billion Laundry Bill" (On My Mind, Apr. 17), has become hugely valuable to law enforcement in combating illicit finance.