Sentence examples for they slight from inspiring English sources
But, Kitcher says, that is only because they slight the complexities of culture's effects on natural selection: As he puts it, "culture appears to be at some level autonomous and in some sense irreducible, and this is what scientism cannot grasp".
Thus while Westerners romanticize globalization and nouveau riche entrepreneurs, they slight another pivotal, globalized class of the post-cold war world: a growing, industrialized subproletariat that surrounds the great cities not only of India but also of China, Brazil, Indonesia, Pakistan and other countries.
By giving priority to stock values and profit margins, they slighted their obligations to the public.
Are they slighting us because we won't fill their wallet?" "It was really, really frustrating," Ms. Snyder said.
Sounding a traditional Democratic appeal, Mr. Kerry blasted Mr. Bush's economic policies, saying that they slighted the middle class.
They both have similar statistics, but since they're from different weight classes they have slight differences.
They are slight and vulnerable; I carry bags of groceries that weigh more than they do.
If they seem slight now, just wait.
They had slight success until the Communist students helped them.
