Sentence examples for denigrating words from inspiring English sources

Maybe his denigrating words helped to sell newspapers.

But I also know that we can still claim our sexuality and agency without using a word meant to denigrate – a word that still hurts so many people.

When it comes to denigrating Clinton, one word is rarely enough.

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

In August, Haden allowed Steve Sarkisian to continue as head football coach despite an incident at "Salute to Troy" where the coach slurred words, denigrated opponents and used an expletive while on stage.

To the Editor: How strange that countless pages have been written denigrating Wilhelm Reich, who in Christopher Hitchens's words was the perpetrator of "oddball" and "preposterous" sexual theories.

Denigrating Jews and Israel through vile words and deeds does not further the Palestinian cause or get any closer to ending the conflict, which will require genuine compromise and recognition of both sides' legitimacy.

McCain has repeatedly denigrated women in word and deed, including his own wife.

The partisans of Word denigrate their adversaries as dumbers-down, seeking to replace depth and nuance with cartoons and dingbats, encroaching ever farther on their precious line counts and column-inch real estate.

From what's being reported, however, the recipient of Chris Cornell's anger had used the term "queer" to denigrate, using the word in its historically bigoted way.

I've always hated the word, 'pussy', it's denigrating, pejorative and crass.