Sentence examples for disparaging comment from inspiring English sources

A disparaging comment about government gridlock, waste or corruption?

The story named Mr. Schwarzenegger's former housekeeper and quoted a disparaging comment about her appearance that had been published on a Forbes.com blog.

One memorable incident back in August saw Michael Attenborough – artistic director of the Almeida Theatre, which has a proud history of presenting top new operatic works – appearing to hit on something with the disparaging comment in the Telegraph that "Modern opera studiously avoids anything so old-fashioned as melody or emotion, which seems to me a contradiction of what music is all about".

"This has been a papacy of cyclical crises," said Marco Politi, a journalist who covers the Vatican, citing a series of missteps: the citation of a disparaging comment about Islam in a 2006 lecture that angered Muslims; support for the canonization of the controversial pope during World War II, Pius XII; and the 2009 attempt to rehabilitate a Holocaust-denying bishop.

Interestingly, Benitez made what could be regarded as a disparaging comment against Bale when the Welshman joined Real in 2013.

It is important for us to start pointing out the offence whenever we hear a disparaging comment about someone because of their age.

It brought no disparaging comments from Elizabeth.

From a young age, she endured taunts and disparaging comments from men.

As for Trump's disparaging comments about "illegal immigrants", Colon agrees with him.

With all his disparaging comments, a very sad thing is overlooked.

But the yo-yo dieting and disparaging comments prompt some women to feel unmotivated and hopeless.