Sentence examples for diss in from inspiring English sources

The Silver Fox came out fighting dirty, draping his diss in a cloak of chivalry: "Let's be candid about this.

Soon a legacy paid for a cottage and four-acre smallholding at Syleham, near Diss, in Norfolk.

The film thus issues a twin diss: in one direction, if the woman was not actually ill, we dismiss all moral culpability ("the devil made me do it").

There's still something of the otherworldly in Beyoncé, though, because she was able to perpetrate the most elaborate diss in hip-hop history in almost total secrecy.

Britain now has eight official "Slow Cities", from Ludlow in Shropshire to Diss in Norfolk, which put quality of life ahead of making a fast buck.

Once more putting the diss in dysfunction, Elizabeth Edwards last week promoted the paperback version of her best seller, "Resilience: Reflections on the Burdens and Gifts of Facing Life's Adversities," making her feelings of betrayal by her ex, her ex's mistress and her ex's sycophant perfectly clear.

Not being a tweeter, I had no idea I was being dissed in the Twittersphere.

But the Yankees have more important concerns than being dissed in the South Bronx.

A flare burst in the foreground of my mind: hmm, the same Los Angeles Times that was roundly dissed in a New York Times news story in January?

In what may or may not be a related development, Beck, who was casually dissed in one of Friedberger's pronouncements, has released a song called … "Harry Partch".

Colin L. Powell — who clashed with Mr. Cheney over Iraq and who was characterized in one of Bob Woodward's books as thinking that "Cheney took intelligence and converted uncertainty and ambiguity into fact" — is repeatedly dissed in this volume.