Sentence examples for denigration and from inspiring English sources

Mainstream pornography epitomises the origin of the words: the graphic denigration and humiliation of women.

They are about the public contest of image and show, about celebration and denigration — and about New York.

"An inclusive election will be held in this country, and the enemy's plots against that will fail, and nothing will remain to the Taliban except denigration and disgrace".

Mr. Heinecke was awakened to the difficulties of the blind and to the subtle denigration and fear that often greeted them.

Don't fire your special prosecutor – but wait, wait, wait, until the mood changes, wearied and muddled by endless denigration and chaotic pronouncements.

And yet the EDL's mission statement asserts its belief in "equal rights for Muslim women" and opposes the denigration and oppression of women.

He holds that discrimination is "unidirectional, [applying] only to actions that disadvantage members of a group that has been subject to widespread denigrations and exclusion".

One of the features of those who are afflicted with depression is that they do not view the world in a normal way... their view of life is of something colourless; they are often preoccupied with intense feelings of self-denigration; and they lack hope... the decision-making process is skewed by those features of their illness.

There's been less discussion though, on the way that Harley's transformation into the Joker's boy-toy homicidal sexpot is based on a denigration of, and nervousness about, her professional accomplishments.

But that's easy to forgive, as Christie works out all at once how to respond to such casual and public denigration of women, and how to be funny about it.

Calculation and comparison, shaming and denigration contribute to the regulation of the body and self.