Notionally, the horror here is something to do with the denigration of human creativity.
With the denigration of "political correctness," Trump and his followers have reasserted a right to speak of women however they want to.
"The reality for young people and teachers is that the coalition government's endless interference with, and denigration of, the qualifications system is causing uncertainty and anxiety, and dashing hopes, aspirations and life chances," she said.
In August 2005, Pamuk was charged under Article 301 of the penal code with "public denigration of Turkish identity", for saying in a Swiss newspaper interview that "30,000 Kurds and a million Armenians were killed in these lands and nobody but me dares to talk about it".
Or as the eye of the public, fatigued with the denigration of humanity that accompanies industrialization, shifts towards the environmental impact of massive companies like Apple, perhaps Apple's eye will shift as well.
While I disagree with the denigration of "cheap" reviews and "snarky" opinion pieces (I prefer the terms "vapid" and "flatulent"), to be able to read one long, good article on a topic is going to be the new hotness soon enough once bloggers realize that most people really don't need to know that Nikon improved the shutter speed on their garbage point and shoot.
Passages of the Historia incompatible with Licinius' denigration were suppressed, and an account of the last years of his life was replaced with a summary of the Council of Nicaea.
According to Marr, "Phan Dinh Phung's reply was a classic in savage understatement, utilizing standard formalism in the interest of propaganda, with deft denigration of his opponent".
For any number of scientists and philosophers so-called out-of-body experiences (such as the now famous reports of a near-death experience) are considered off-limits, with automatic denigration of research that might validate them.
