Sentence examples for it's not beneath from inspiring English sources
When Ms. Fox, an artist well known for her resin floral sculptures, agreed to exhibit, Ms. Warren was taken aback: "But I thought, 'If she thinks it's not beneath her, why should I?' " There is also a perception that a merchant of even the finest jumpers or jeans, is a dilettante, too distracted or ill-informed to give the art its due.
It's not beneath them to work with the newest hires or interns, and you as a leader shouldn't force them to cram this in around client work.
It's not beneath me". New rules: In his rookie season as the only human face of the Puppy Bowl, Schachner spent a lot of time focusing on more obvious fouls, like pups relieving themselves on the field or lying down.
Obviously, it's not "beneath Mike Huckabee".
Yet it is not beneath him to include an oath in his new book on innovation.
When Mr. Prial wrote about individual wines in his down-to-earth manner, it was not beneath him to appraise Two-Buck Chuck, the discount wine sold at Trader Joe's under the Charles Shaw label for $1.99 a bottle.
"Then Adam said 'That's OK, we'll all get down on the floor.' It wasn't beneath him to lay down on a locker room floor with Christopher".
In this third round, you could finally see the full scale of how over it Clinton was; not just with Trump's cruel, scarcity-based vision of America, but with having to debate the furious idiot for a combined time of over four hours, and to studiously engage as if it weren't beneath her.
It's not hidden beneath guitar histrionics or post-apocalyptic lyricism.
He settled on Optima: "It has a bit of softness to it, but it's not mechanical". Beneath the parapets — and invisible to people who will run their hands over the bronze, or lean on it to peer into the tower footprints — is a heating and cooling system to prevent visitors from burning or freezing their skin during extreme temperatures.
As Yates recalled, "Paul told me, 'He's got about two hundred and fifty pounds of dynamite that is buried in a national forest, but it's not very far beneath the surface.' " The forest was popular with Scout troops, and if a camper pounded a tent stake into the dynamite it could detonate.
