Sentence examples for is denigrated as from inspiring English sources

In much of the writing on innovation today, radical, disruptive, and architectural innovations are viewed as the keys to growth, and routine innovation is denigrated as myopic at best and suicidal at worst.

Not long ago, utopianism was a mark of naïveté or fanaticism, or even of solidarity with political coercion; today, anti-utopianism is denigrated as a form of political cynicism and complicity with the global forces of oppression.

Absurdity results, particularly when, because of a combination of New Critical orthodoxy, and cherry-picked psychoanalytic concepts, intentional meaning is denigrated as "merely" subjective.

Automation is denigrated as a job-killer, but many of the safety advances made in recent decades are because the riskiest jobs were taken over by machines.

Obama tried mightily to engage the other side, and in return he is denigrated as a Communist.

"My contemporaries and I are denigrated as old," she said.

But women pressing for health care rights are denigrated as sluts".

Carnal passion was denigrated as animalistic and women as the instigators of their downfall.

"He was a serious and well-respected photographer who worked in a tradition that was denigrated as tabloid photography.

In Lycidas fame was denigrated as "that last infirmity of the noble mind," and in Paradise Regained it's denigrated even further.

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