Sentence examples for diss's from inspiring English sources

GB failed to secure a medal as Diss's Oates went furthest in the competition, reaching the third round, one stage short of the quarter-finals.

The last time I watched the Oscars all the way through, in 1972, Marlon Brando refused the award for best actor for "The Godfather" and sent a woman named Sacheen Littlefeather to diss Hollywood's treatment of Indians.

"I have always depended on the kindness of stranglers" is a gag designed to give the more bitter reader (who, again, needn't understand the line's real meaning) the thrill of cultural mastery – a sense of what it would be like to be so clever you can diss Tennessee Williams's sincerity at will.

With Ellison still onstage, Benioff retweeted other people's tweets dissing Ellison's view.

Oriol draws a distinction; "When you see people start dissing people's religion, that's when people get upset.

Kid Cudi disses Drake's talent and Drake's only comeback is to insult Cudi's health and not musical abilities....... drake making fun of kid cudi's depression just goes to show you the disrespect and neglect mental illness gets in the black male community.

It's said that Mingus dissed Ornette Coleman's approach to music due to its less predictable structure.

His 'Make America Great Again' plea at the end of the debate sounded recycled, and you could almost hear boos when he dissed Bush's wife and Fiorina's track record.

After a kind of lackluster diss about Houston's bean being "uptight" (because it's upright) and Chicago's being "chill" (it's horizontal), Janssen took out the claws.

Jim Dowd (Lewisham West and Penge) quickly learned that you can be as rude as you like about Sheffield's rubbish football teams, but diss the city's most famous sauce and you'll have Nick Clegg to answer to.

Former Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton says she hopes she and President Obama can hug it out like friends at a Martha's Vineyard soiree Wednesday -- her attempt to make up for dissing Obama's foreign policy in a magazine interview this week.