Sentence examples for widely disparaged from inspiring English sources

They are widely disparaged.

Officials have widely disparaged the report as biased.

While widely disparaged by critics, it was a box-office success, not a flop.

The site was widely disparaged by rap critics and hip-hop heads.

What drives us to use cliches when we are all aware that they are widely disparaged?

That argument has been widely disparaged by economists, for a couple of reasons.

The days of former Prime Minister Tony Blair, who cited "humanitarian intervention" as a casus belli, seem long gone in a country that now widely disparages him and his record.

The high deductible plans they widely disparage are not going away – in fact, we will probably see their use magnified.

It turns out they were there trying to catch illegal immigrants – or, as the widely mocked, disparaged and despised Home Office Twitter account has sought to rebrand them, "#immigrationoffenders".

Nor are the widely (and prematurely) disparaged liberties taken with the text nearly as egregious as they were rumored to be.

The European model is now widely admired, rather than disparaged for its bureaucracy.