denigrating การใช้

• We denigrate those whose views don't coincide with ours.
• Whoever you are, there is always someone you can denigrate.
• "Memoir " neither mythologizes nor denigrates Bobby Kennedy.
• Imagine that every Budweiser advertisement that ran in 1998 denigrated beer.
• _Affirmative action harms blacks by denigrating their ability to compete.
• Last week Bradley made remarks of this sort to denigrate Gore.
• Gore said he was not denigrating his rival's character.
• No racism, sexism, or anything that denigrates higher education.
• When we denigrate our heroes, what are others to think?
• In polarized Washington, denigrating one person means pleasing many others.
• In Cuba on Friday, the newspaper Granma denigrated the fighters.
• The town's Catholic majority today considers the marches denigrating.
• He's doing a good job denigrating himself ."
• He tended to glorify Emperor Frederick II and denigrate the Pope.
• These prints generally glorified the Japanese army while denigrating the Chinese.
• That was changed from " criticize " to " denigrate ".
• Some people insist on denigrating those whose actions they disagree with.
• In 1829 Karl Lachmann denigrated the poem while correcting its attribution.
• However, Logan continues to antagonize Louise and denigrate his job.