Sentence examples for doesn't demean from inspiring English sources
But one doesn't demean the concept without injuring the substance.
Vance is after a certain kind of sympathy: sympathy among equals that doesn't demean or condescend.
Aubrey is a pathetic figure not a tragic one, but Mr. Kops doesn't demean him.
We've got to have a nimble, flexible system that people feel at home with and doesn't demean them.
And unlike so many modern platformers, Celeste comes with an "assist mode" that doesn't demean players for using it.
It does not demean any Jewish person," he said.
We want core services – water, electricity, gas, railways – brought back into public ownership, and a benefit system that does not demean the people whom it should be supporting.
And let's deal with that honestly, in a way that does not demean some or inflate the egos of others, and design a system that allows everyone to use their talents well".' Leadership has been part of the curriculum for several decades now in most M.B.A. programs, but as an academic discipline, it remains notoriously squishy — difficult to quantify and therefore difficult to teach.
After all, one can at least envision a hyperaggressive company that does not demean and discriminate against women, right?
Saying Black lives matter does not demean other lives; it is not intended to belittle or even "wage war" on the police.
