Sentence examples for diss that from inspiring English sources

Critics have likened this cabinet of curiosities to Planet Hollywood and Hard Rock Café--a snooty diss that demeans these objects as mere celebrity worship, rather than engaging with them for what they are: sumptuous displays of creativity that transcend their pop culture context.

I agree that it is perceived as a diss, and I agree with the symptoms of this diss that Erard outlines.

Even if you discount the Drake diss that people are already picking out of the track's lyrics, this was Kanye announcing himself as the keeper of rap's vanguard.

Not to diss that song, but... RB: That's just what it is.

We have all heard the easy diss that the Occupy Movement lacks a message, or that it needs leaders.

If someone is in the lead, you can ask someone if they are going to diss that person.

The improv contests take various messy forms, but they most resemble the spontaneous dissing that can be heard in clusters around schoolyards and bus stops, wherever kids try to establish rank by matching wits.

But the pooch unleashed other disses that went unseen ― until now.

I read somebody dissing that record the other day.

But, you wouldn't know that, Nicholas, your job is to write gossipy disses that get headlines, not to provide knowledgeable insight.

His devotion eventually cooled, though, and in 2014 he released a diss track that included criticisms of the brand.