Sentence examples for to avoid denigrating from inspiring English sources

He also urged them to "tread carefully" to avoid denigrating staff.

"As a diatribe against coal utilization and research, it marks a disturbing departure from the understanding we tacitly share in the energy sector to avoid denigrating competing fuels.

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

"We have to bring up our young people to think and speak respectfully of other religions and their followers," said the message, which stressed the enhanced role that education must play in building respect for different religions and the need "to avoid ridiculing or denigrating their convictions and practices".

They denigrate me personally in order to avoid the substance of my ideas".

In the interview, which was broadcast in Georgia as well, Mr. Medvedev missed no opportunity to denigrate Mr. Saakashvili, describing him as "a person I will never shake hands with" and "a difficult man to avoid, because he is gluey; if he wants to adhere to you, he will do a good job of it".

It's the power to avoid the muséal, the easy-sell Keep Calm and Deep House, and to testify to the historical transcendent power of your art without shitting all over history through exploiting and denigrating your influences.

However, according to attorneys for Love, the contract was not meant to allow Activision to "denigrate his image".

Bravo, David Brooks (Aug. 29), for making a conservative case based on principle without once slinging mud, avoiding issues, talking down to voters or denigrating the other party.

Endlessly, infuriatingly, she takes charge of the narrative which is supposed to be used to denigrate her.

"It appears to have a deeply cynical purpose: to denigrate a great religion and to provoke rage".