Sentence examples for denigrating for from inspiring English sources

"Jay Keasling's words are denigrating for farmers – he should be ashamed of his work and words.

He said that he had begun the proxy fight not because he had a $1 billion-plus investment in Target shares that was seriously underwater — not at all! — but because "we never want Target to be referred to as a 'once-great company.' " He described the board members Target had nominated — people he had been denigrating for weeks — as "stellar".

These people are not denigrated for their occupations, nor should they be.

As Goldman never tires of pointing out, screenwriters are often denigrated for the greater glory of directors, both in the business and in the reviews.

By Akash Kapur Not long ago, utopianism was a mark of naïveté or extremism; now pragmatists are denigrated for complacent cynicism.

"I'm a big fan of what's been often denigrated for not being high art," Kureishi declared at a public reading in London in March.

Forty-three years on, people all around the world are still talking about victim blaming, sexist stereotypes and the paradox of women being desired sexually while denigrated for reciprocating.

Its practitioners are denigrated for being too upper middle-class; for lacking diversity in their choice of themes and techniques; for being less popular in India than outside India.

All of its players are informed by these values to some extent, and it sucks: for example, the depressingly familiar narrative of a woman being denigrated for her aesthetic choices and her agency in making those choices denied.

Its practitioners are denigrated for being too upper middle-class; for lacking diversity in their choice of themes and techniques; for being less popular in India than outside India..

Petitgout, a fixture on the line since 2000 and a first-round draft pick, was often praised for his steady blocking and denigrated for the high number of false-start penalties he drew.