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• Mature was famously self-deprecatory about his acting skills.
• His lyrics often criticise himself or are self-deprecatory.
• He's very comedic and a little self-deprecatory ."
• :: This could also be a deprecatory name.
• Judy Balan is popular for her wry, often self-deprecatory humour.
• But the 65-year-old Eastwood maintains a self-deprecatory air.
• Harding's view, characteristically, is self-deprecatory _ and earthier.
• I agree that my comments can sound deprecatory.
• The song criticizes hypocritical and deprecatory attitudes towards gay people in media and society.
• In modern times, the practice of self-deprecatory terms is still used.
• Fred has been described as a quiet individual with a self-deprecatory personality.
• Out in Harvard Yard, Mr . Ma is at his self-deprecatory best.
• Humor, especially self-deprecatory humor, makes presidents more human, more likeable,
• He has enough of a self-deprecatory sense of humor that men will like him.
• There are many  if not a decided majority  who still hold up deprecatory hands.
• Clinton is at his best actually when he is less braggadocio and a bit self-deprecatory.
• In speaking of himself, Rove was somewhat reflective, and alternatively self-deprecatory and combative.
• The earnestly stiff image, so useful to Gore as self-deprecatory humor, is also subliminal.
• His inimitable voice _ ironic, self-deprecatory, yet quietly authoritative _ will long outlive him,
• In modern times, the practice of self-deprecatory terms is still used in specific formal situations.