Sentence examples for the disparaging from inspiring English sources
adjective
Insulting, ridiculing.
- The candidate made disparaging remarks about his opponent, but they only made him seem small for insulting a worthy adversary.
Repeats some of the disparaging remarks people have made about Pritikin-approved foods.
Travelers were once best known as wandering tinsmiths, which led to the disparaging term "tinkers".
In a passionate speech to the team before the game, Metsu used the disparaging comments to stir his players.
Rolling Stone once published a diagram of her various romances under the disparaging heading: "Old lady of the year".
His studied avoidance of the disparaging word "regime" signaled that it is political change that is needed, not regime change.
There was no telling how Kerry Kittles would respond to the disparaging comments his coach made about him on Saturday.
But he disapproved strongly of the disparaging comments about ministers in a book by a former Washington ambassador, Sir Christopher Meyer.
"We apologise to any customers who were offended by the disparaging tweets about the venue by the act who performed earlier this month".
The Karzai administration laid out the case for looking beyond the disparaging remarks recounted in an article in Rolling Stone magazine.
I would suggest that despite the disparaging whispers around Hollywood, Hathaway might take heart (and learn from the example) of fellow Oscar nominee Meryl Streep.
Last year, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit heard Tam's case and issued a broad holding that the disparaging trademarks provision is unconstitutional.
