Sentence examples for to demean from inspiring English sources

That is not to demean those efforts.

It's easy to demean them.

I didn't want to demean his legacy".

It's not meant to demean or degrade anybody".

I wasn't going to demean my office by hustling people".

Even the terminal's name seemed to demean him.

This enabled governments to demean rather than recognise caring.

"I don't mean to demean Clemens," McNamara said.

"It was meant to demean," says Tom Lee, who advised Mr Ford's campaign.

This is not to demean the high ideals and good of the near-greats.

"To say her achievement deserves an Oscar would be somehow to demean it," gushed one critic.