Sentence examples for find it demeaning from inspiring English sources
We should try to avoid this use of "the disabled" as a noun; many people find it demeaning.
High-ranking Russian officials, who generally have a free hand in the Russian media, seem to find it demeaning to have to fight to get their message out.
I pointed out that I generally find their drivers friendly and courteous but that when some of them use that language I find it demeaning.
He said that under the proposed scheme, thanks to the good causes fund, British people would get something out of it, adding: "I don't find it demeaning (to the UK) at all".
They find it demeaning, or even personally threatening, to accept that the only goal of their gamification might be to sell more or attract more clicks, and that the way to doing that is often as simple as one button or one number.
I was invited to be on one of the teams, but I found it demeaning that the agency paid only $40,000 for all that work.
When it explored who had accepted the prize, it turned out that no members of the local voluntary sector had applied for it, as they found it demeaning to be paid for their involvement.
The minister's widow hung it over her fireplace and refused to sell it to Charles, who finds it demeaning that a thoroughbred weapon should be reduced to an ornament.
He was given to withering ripostes, and seemed to detest the news media, often refusing interviews and requests to appear on television, even on Labor Day, saying he found it demeaning.
The vocation of an aspiring nurse who does not value this aspect of nursing (or finds it demeaning) will be tested and attrition rates reduced at an earlier, and less expensive, stage.
