Sentence examples for denigrating of from inspiring English sources

Could this be denigrating of women?

There is no triumphalism in "Persians," no extolling of the Greeks, no denigrating of their would-be enslavers.

The cartoons were at times so hysterically and hatefully demonising and denigrating of homosexuals as to border on 'hate speech'".

This will be no more denigrating of religion that what the Rock the Fort speaker said, right?

Eminem has been accused of denigrating victims of sexual violence, following the release of Dr Dre's new album Compton, which features a controversial lyric by the rapper.

Republican Rep. Carlos Curbelo of Florida also criticized Trump, saying in a statement that "under no circumstance is it acceptable to degrade, denigrate, of dehumanize #TPS immigrants".

Finally, on Wednesday, the president began to respond, accusing Mr. Kerry of making "wild charges" and of "denigrating the action of our troops".

Liberal lawyers do not simply accuse their conservative counterparts of denigrating the rule of law; they accuse them of violating it themselves.

The impact of denigrating the importance of education will be felt in the thousands of young people who strive to emulate their heroes.

Gone was the denigrating roar of the crowd, the pressure, at least for a while, of trying to backpack his team to another grueling victory.

"I had a denigrating view of it before then," he said.