Sentence examples for disparaged from inspiring English sources

Mental health care is often described as the Cinderella of medicine – overlooked, disparaged, and generally neglected.

The Tory spokesman, Philip Hammond, and David Laws, for the Liberal Democrats, welcomed what they regard as a significant shift from the 2005 election campaign when Labour disparaged similar reforms drafted by David "Two Brains" Willetts.

Especially when so many trans women's appearances are disparaged – Jenner has hardly been spared these insults – there's a certain positive aspect to seeing the beauty of another trans woman celebrated.

Since, he has disparaged her and made jokes about her intellectual abilities.

The replacement for its widely disparaged Windows 8 operating system turned out to be not Windows 9, as expected, but Windows 10.

The European model is now widely admired, rather than disparaged for its bureaucracy.

It is no wonder that, in the banjo-like patois of rural Virginians, alcohol agents are disparaged as "revenoors".Once there was romance to moonshining.

General Stanley McChrystal was relieved of his command of American and NATO forces in Afghanistan after Rolling Stone published an article in which the general and his aides openly disparaged the Obama administration and America's civilian leadership in Kabul.

Was the Black Hills Institute targeted because Mr Larson and his team were disparaged as commercial collectors by more academic palaeontologists?

Vice-President Lyndon Johnson, a former majority leader of the Senate, was disparaged by the Kennedy White House as "Old Lyin' Down" and "Uncle Cornpone".

When Dropbox declined, Apple's late boss disparaged it as a feature, not a company.