Sentence examples for denigration of from inspiring English sources

"And we reject the denigration of any religion — including Islam.

"And the injustice of the denigration of the deceased — that they were somehow at fault for their own deaths".

There is a whole education industry that is flourishing because it is built on the denigration of public schoolteachers.

Although any medication can be inappropriately administered, the wholesale denigration of psychotropic medication for this population is misplaced.

In the end, Lewis, Miller, and the screenwriters may have gone too far in their gleeful celebration of Beane and their denigration of scouts.

The claim that Orhan Pamuk is guilty of "public denigration of Turkish identity" returns to court.

Most disturbing is the reviewer's and author's denigration of Cunard's integrity and achievements and their indictment of her inability "to effect broad social change".

"You can't necessarily expect a Mumbai housewife to know that or be aware of laws that protect against denigration of national emblems of India," she said.

A philosopher argues that popular theories of adolescent development constitute a subtle denigration of masculinity.

The downside to this celebration of the superhuman is a denigration of the merely human.

Michele Montas, the United Nations spokeswoman, called the denigration of the charter "unacceptable".