Sentence examples for something degrading from inspiring English sources

She continued: "But my age – anybody and everybody would say something degrading to me.

One felt -- felt strongly -- that there was something degrading about the experience, that too many people were chasing too few animals, and in the process undermining the fragile ecology and turning the park into a dust bowl.

If you think having sex with a woman means you're doing something degrading to her, then you are the one who has an unhealthy, sex negative attitude, not me.

And games like the "banter shags" game – and there are many such games, I'm told – draws necessary attention to the genuine belief that it's perfectly normal to see sex as something degrading that they do to women, instead of something two people who to do together.

"[Regarding] my age – anybody and everybody would say something degrading to me.

For them there is something degrading in the thought of Jesus as a miracle man, a sort of fugitive from the Ed Sullivan Show.

Sexual violence was defined as being physically forced or threatened to have sex or to do something sexually degrading.

While the original meaning of the English name takes advantage of wordplay, the Arabic word is as unequivocal and categorical as it is evocative of something hopelessly degraded and degrading, something you should shun at all costs.

But even something that degrades stealth capability somewhat won't mean that the stealthiness is completely going to disappear.

Depending on your definition of something as degrading, such as insults, I would say that information should still come in". McCain called this "a radical departure" from past U.S. practice.

"I never thought someone who once loved me could do something so degrading," she said.