Sentence examples for to the denigration of from inspiring English sources

And anyway, "pikeys" were being associated with faster, sexier cars to the denigration of boring businessmen.

Picking apart the threads of its masculine tradition can, to some, feel tantamount to the denigration of a people's history.

We certainly don't recognise them and they are just another start to the denigration of Anzac Day".

He called for an end to the denigration of refugees and urged leaders to tackle the causes of war and greed.

"Let's ask how [the] NYPD's illegal unauthorized surveillance of American Muslims in New Jersey doesn't lead to the denigration of a faith practiced by 1.3 billion people?

Take the husband and wife psychologists Stematos and Katarina (aged 70 and 56 respectively) who voted No because they wanted an end to the "denigration of dignity" which poverty had brought to Greece.

These critics have been women, but they have also been men, including New York City mayoral hopeful John Liu, who told reporters, "If you think about what these two individuals have been responsible for, and to continue the denigration of the women they've been involved with, this is--it just doesn't smell right".

It's odd that it was left to a Catholic cleric in a very non-Catholic university environment to object to secularization and the denigration of religion.

Notionally, the horror here is something to do with the denigration of human creativity.

Politicians know that this kind of language appeals to voters, but the denigration of people in poverty has downsides, as the last few weeks have demonstrated.

Sadly this is a re-run of old scripts in which religious texts have been used to support slavery, the denigration of women, the denial of civil rights and anti-immigrant fervor.