Sentence examples for the denigrating from inspiring English sources

"But I think we can learn to avoid the denigrating, looking-down comments.

"We've worked very hard to give them that right, and they are saying they don't like the denigrating language.

As for the denigrating statements about suits, hair and makeup, should we also use this standard to exclude as Olympians the female athletes in track or volleyball?

In one piece, titled "Who Won't Be Voting for Trump," he listed some of the denigrating things that Donald Trump has said about an astonishing range of people.

Gone was the denigrating roar of the crowd, the pressure, at least for a while, of trying to backpack his team to another grueling victory.

Such is the denigrating power of the word cult for religion.

The responsibility to forge unity belongs not to the denigrated but to the denigrators.

But God always chooses the outcast, the denigrated, and the lowly to be the bearers of the Good News, and God chose them.

This, coupled with Western perceptions of Aboriginal women as either "the glorified 'princess' or the denigrated 'squaw"'[ 28], make it difficult to predict how this entangled history may influence the present interpretation of stigma items.

The owner stops denigrating the Bronx, and the Yankees draw more than 4 million in attendance.

The parties the founders denigrated now defend the anti-democratic impulses those same men endorsed.