Sentence examples for denigrating behavior from inspiring English sources

Anti-street harassment advocate and Cornell professor Cynthia Grant Bowman perfectly described the insidious affects of street harassment in a 2013 interview with The Atlantic: "There are kinds of things that are drip, drip, drip persistent -- not cutting or injuring you -- but persistently denigrating behavior that can feel bad and be scary".

The court found that his behavior in denigrating Microsoft and its chairman, Bill Gates, to news organizations including The New York Times in secret, embargoed interviews had "seriously tarnished the proceedings" and violated judicial canons.

King's argument is an example of explicit, conscious prejudice, when someone outwardly expresses, through words or behavior, a view denigrating a particular group.

Behavior that denigrates women is prevalent throughout the world.

But the mayor soon made matters worse by denigrating the dead man as a violent person who was less than "an altar boy" and whose behavior pattern may have contributed to his death.

It's denigrating the plant.

Denigrating it does not eliminate it.

Could this be denigrating of women?

"Sometimes, part of making a deal is denigrating your competition".

I'm neither denigrating colour, nor plunging into nostalgia.

Are they denigrating their community or celebrating it?