Sentence examples for managed to belittle from inspiring English sources
Kent Ertugrul, Phorm's chief executive, managed to belittle Berners-Lee's concerns, and patronise the web's creator, when he told BBC news: "We have not had the chance to describe to Tim Berners-Lee how the system works and we look forward to doing that".
In an article praising a possible long-term contraceptive injection, Cath Elliott manages to belittle the men who would take it by suggesting any woman "in her right mind" would use an additional method of contraception herself.
I relished the hapless Skip, who manages both to belittle the art of the comic book (in his immortal words, "It ain't rocket surgery") and to fail at it when he tries.
Somehow Peter Bowker managed to dramatise Neil's unusual and often challenging life without patronising, belittling or simplifying its richness.
It manages to be patronising and belittling, while at the same time exposing the minister's own lack of political skill, and all in four little words.
In Episode 1, Jessa manages to antagonize everyone in group therapy and belittle their problems.
They seem to do their best to belittle women.
I don't want to belittle from this tragedy.
I thought my team played quite well but I don't want to belittle Warrington.
