Sentence examples for had been denigrated from inspiring English sources

He said that unlike in many Western countries, where doctors are respected and handsomely rewarded for years of hard study, the medical profession here had been denigrated under Communist leaders who made workers in factories the country's heroes.

Although the FPÖ's profile had changed over time (and it had been in government with the SPÖ during the mid-1980s), the party had been denigrated following its ideological shift under Haider.

He said that he had begun the proxy fight not because he had a $1 billion-plus investment in Target shares that was seriously underwater — not at all! — but because "we never want Target to be referred to as a 'once-great company.' " He described the board members Target had nominated — people he had been denigrating for weeks — as "stellar".

Republican candidates in the presidential election have been denigrated and discredited by gaffes like this.

Within philosophy, as we know, animals and our own animality has been denigrated and disavowed.

The ACMD has been denigrated by the government, who are guilty of their intellectual abuse.

Women historically have been denigrated and objectified and viewed as the property of males around the world.

He received neither profit nor fair value, yet for 200 years he has been denigrated as a crass commercialist.

Their resistance efforts have been denigrated as anti-development and dozens of community leaders face dubious criminal and civil charges.

All too many of my human patients with mental health problems have been denigrated throughout their lives for issues that are "all in their heads".

"I'm sure there are people who believe the original neighborhood has been denigrated because Chinese people have moved in," Mr. Wong said.