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• I tend only to believe my disparagers.
• Instead, it is Bob Dole, Senate leader and one-time disparager of the Contract's revolutionary zeal.
• The so-called controversy involves two others whose complaints about lack of promotion are undercut by their well-deserved reputations as disparagers of Smith and US policy.
• It has been suggested that the first of Dafydd's two disparagers is the woman whom in many other poems he calls Morfudd, the object of his often rejected devotion.
• Even most of the disparagers, however, concede that the 21-hour experience of hearing all 12, 111 lines of Goethe's mighty masterpiece is rewarding for its very rarity, and indeed somehow satisfying in itself.
• The " Free Press " noted that the Wolverines'team execution against Minnesota recommended vindication for coach Yost : " To his disparagers who claim he cannot cope with the younger school of coaches in the employment of the mysteries of the modern game, Yost gave the laugh, a long, resonant burst of the so-called raspberry ."
• The disparagers ask what it is independent of . . . . It is, of course, independent of commercial success . . . . If Mr Grein had not taken the dramatic critics of London and put them in a row before " Ghosts " and " The Wild Duck ", with a small but inquisitive and influential body of enthusiasts behind them, we should be far less advanced today than we are.