Sentence examples for she deprecated from inspiring English sources

/ She deprecated his efforts.

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

She taunted both President Obama and Mrs. Clinton, saying that Mr. Obama had "achieved nothing so far" and laughing as she posed a question to Mrs. Clinton: "Why didn't you leave the White House when you found out about the cheating of your husband?" Even as she deprecated the American leaders, she repeatedly called for talks.

She deprecates modern preservatives and coagulants used to treat beef.

McLane delights in pert rhymes — "curmudgeon" and "pigeon" — but she deprecates her gift and darkens it: "Rhyme is cheap.

In "We Are Many," Cindy Milstein, a longtime activist, stipulates that radicals in Zuccotti Park were outnumbered by liberals, including those she deprecates as "militant liberals".

While she deprecates her skills as an actress -- I could never get that kind of feeling you need, the really strong emotion" -- she comes across, on the page and in person, as someone with a fine sense of drama.

First, she self-deprecated when she told the story ("I'm kind of embarrassed to tell you this... ......)... ......

(In typical Lynch fashion, she self-deprecates her credentials as an alcoholic, writing how she suffered "drunkalogue envy" of others she met in Alcoholics Anonymous with their "horrible" stories: "And here I was with my Miller Lite and … occasional unremembered vomit in the bathroom").

She had two sons back in her village that she hadn't seen in several months and it was just a heartbreaking Jessy had a sense of humor; she was very funny, she was sometimes sarcastic, she was self-deprecating.

"No talent lies in my dancing… Maybe it's speaking Dothraki?" She may self-deprecate, but Hollywood is already calling.