Sentence examples for denigrating terms from inspiring English sources

As they waited, Trump spoke in denigrating terms about a married woman who spurned his advances, and her later physical appearance.

It does not involve a stretch of the imagination to think about how women's self-reference to "sweating like a pig" through exercise can shift into denigrating terms ("fat pig"), that are used against them if they don't conform.

"Graffiti is a denigrating term," Mr. Ramirez said.

Originally called a swing revolution, then roundly denigrated, the term Stack and Tilt can still start a contentious argument on any practice range or golf blog in the world.

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.

He was just as often denounced as a "polarizing" figure and his work was often denigrated in racist terms.

Tuchel is reluctant to speak about change and evolution because these terms imply progress, thereby denigrating the previous regime.

Being a separate entity, far from denigrating lyrics, allows us to measure them on their own terms.

We saw him after the first debate spend nearly a week denigrating a former Miss Universe in the harshest, most personal terms.

We saw him after the first debate spend nearly a week denigrating a former Miss Universe in the harshest, most personal terms, so, yes, this is who Donald Trump is.

In his opening remarks, Smith, the director of the players' union, did not directly take issue with the N.F.L.'s approach, although in the statement he filed with the committee he assailed the N.F.L. for "denigrating, suppressing and ignoring" research that has linked football concussions to long-term cognitive degeneration.