Sentence examples for is denigrating from inspiring English sources
verb
To criticise so as to besmirch; traduce, disparage or defame.
"Sometimes, part of making a deal is denigrating your competition".
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He is denigrating, he is talking down our democracy, and I for one am appalled".
"He is denigrating and he is talking down our democracy," she said.
"I take offense to a lot of the stuff out there" that is "denigrating, meanspirited and salacious," she added.
The senator is denigrating the actions of our troops and commanders in the field without knowing the facts".
Our religion is denigrated, our holy places desecrated.
Inasmuch as this album is about sex -- and it is -- it's fabulous sex: nobody is denigrated.
Even when the vagina is worshipped in theory, as the yoni is in India, it is denigrated in practice.
Moreover, what is denigrated in Seoul as inflexibility on the part of the United States is in fact surprisingly measured.
Some can't figure out why their ideas are rejected and their work is denigrated.
