Sentence examples for without disparaging from inspiring English sources

The ad seems geared toward introducing Mr. Romney, and his views on spending, to Iowa voters, without disparaging anyone else.

That group disbanded after it lost the support of its faculty sponsor, but Heimbach said he hopes his new organization will promote white identity without disparaging other people".

That the ladies had fun in Cancún is a fine story and can be told without disparaging Boricuas on the island.

A stratification approach leaves one less sanguine about rapid change in American race relations, though without disparaging either the historic nature of Obama's inauguration or the possibility of incremental improvements in racial justice.

"Everything they say and do seems to indicate that". Conservative Republicans, who hold Mrs. Bush up as a symbol of traditional wifeliness, were careful to defend their anti-abortion platform without disparaging her.

You can nicely give your opinion, without disparaging anyone else's -- or remember, you can always click-out.

Back in Bergen, I couldn't say I looked forward to going to the Writing Academy, not a day passed without something disparaging being said about me, that is, something disparaging about my writing.

Modifying textbooks and learning about religions other than one's own can be an invaluable experience, if it is approached without belittling, disparaging, or dismissing views that are different from the ones we happen to hold.

As well as a stint as the United States Champion, Santino almost (infamously) won the Royal Rumble - a decision which would have gone down as one of the boldest in WWE history, but without too many disparaging comments from fans.

He embraced teamwork as the professional norm and ignored, without discounting or disparaging it, individual accomplishment.

And without Benedict XVI's disparaging remarks in Regensberg, foolish by any standards of diplomacy, it wouldn't have happened.