Sentence examples for long deprecated from inspiring English sources

As Anthony Julius wrote in his review of Mr. Kramer's collection of essays, "The Triumph of Modernism," published in 2006: "Kramer, a leading cultural conservative, has long deprecated Marxist interpretations of art.

Most reforms in the long history of human progress were initially deprecated as being too small or too soon or not enough — yet a small reform emboldens people to think in new ways about their condition and the possibility of remedying it.

In emphasizing the photographic authenticity of the cinematic image, Bazin deprecated editing in favor of the long take.

Though it's been a long time since Apple announced the UDID would be deprecated, the company has apparently not yet been very strict on the enforcement of the transition away from or to its new methodologies.

This is big news for Microsoft as long as Steve Ballmer can deprecate Windows.

/ She deprecated his efforts.

Women are deprecated enough already.

They deprecated that, and Teresa looked around.

In conclusion, she deprecated sharply the 'Freudian school' of criticism".

At the time, I deprecated the event for politicizing aesthetics.

Unusually for modern academia, he showered praise on colleagues and deprecated his own triumphs.