Sentence examples for denigrating both from inspiring English sources

Levitt, who is Jewish, is told to stop "stereotyping and denigrating" both Italian Americans and Jews via the movie, which he wrote and directed as well as starring in.

Horrible ones, Racists ones, denigrating both Barack Obama and his wife, Michelle.

In addition, the machinations of the Eurodollar market have succeeded in denigrating both the value of the dollar and the Fed's ability to do its job.

There were a few political signs mounted on bikes, including one belonging to a woman wearing an "I feel a sin coming on" tank top; it is unprintable here but used the same curse word to denigrate both the president and anyone who put their bikes in trailers to come to Sturgis instead of riding the open road.

Thatcher's critics denigrated both her policies and those of the 1930s in such comparisons, but she did not care to defend those of the 1930s.

Prosecutors also recently brought charges against a television host, Tawfik Okasha, who has repeatedly denigrated both the Brotherhood and the uprising that toppled President Hosni Mubarak and had suggested on a broadcast that spilling Mr. Morsi's blood was permissible.

Legitimate question for the people of Texas: If @tedcruz will sell out his wife and father - and allow @realDonaldTrump to denigrate them both publicly and even accuse his own father of murder - all just to get Trump's endorsement - how long before he sells you out?

The latter was compiled during the reign of Li Shimin, and therefore enhances his own role, having him decide the battle in a cavalry charge, while denigrating the role of both his father and his elder brother Li Jiancheng, whom Li Shimin would murder and supplant on the throne.

Both denigrated experience in favour of some other, "true" world.

America's history with slavery is far too serious, its legacies too deep, to denigrate it as both a word and an experience, as Justice Brown has, in the service of the principles of individualism and private property.

They reached this conclusion after finding he allowed payment to influence his actions in parliamentary proceedings, failed to declare his interests on appropriate occasions, failed to recognise that his actions were not in accordance with his expressed views on acceptable behaviour, repeatedly denigrated fellow MPs both individually and collectively, and used racially offensive language.