Sentence examples for is disparaged from inspiring English sources

On the Chechen grapevine, he is disparaged -- fairly or not -- for having finished only three years of school.

In the business world, and particularly the executive suite, big-picture thinking is typically prized, and attention to detail is disparaged as fussy and unnecessary.

He is reviled by some, respected by others; he is disparaged by some, given the benefit of the doubt by others.

The act of meeting a romantic partner at a flesh-and-blood gathering rather than online is disparaged by some dating coaches as "dating in the wild".

(We won't get into the running motif in which Mr. Jones's character, now the outcast of the group, is disparaged for being "sensitive" and drinking "fruit juice").

This is 'the litany' that is disparaged by Danish statistician Bjorn Lomborg in his anti-green diatribe, The Sceptical Environmentalist, which so delighted right-wing commentators last year.

But Wilkes's discovery was disparaged.

Larry Bird could be disparaged for being too good.

"The play cannot be disparaged," Miller also said.

The southwesterners were disparaged as hotheaded near-savages.

Those who cannot be convinced deserve to be disparaged.