Примеры использования Disparaging на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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I didn't mean to sound disparaging.
Disparaging or belittling any divinely-revealed religion or its adherents;
All right, if you're gonna be disparaging.
Don't let the disparaging remarks of a myopic individual influence your life.
Being confident is one thing. But disparaging my work?
Retrieved 9 January 2016… a disparaging term for China's rich and politically well-connected.
My mother demoted me, thanks to your disparaging drivel.
But I disagree with the disparaging evaluation of the Norwegian's opening preparation- it's simply different.
It is a good exercise to occasionally spend a day without disparaging.
It was written in an ironic style and contained disparaging expressions concerning the defendant.
But straight-knowledge concerns cosmic truth, hence,in itself it does not contain anything disparaging.
And I will refrain from making any further disparaging remarks about the Chief.
While Gorm the Old had disparaging nicknames, his wife Thyra was referred to as a woman of great prudence.
But because of that then you get straight people disparaging gay relationships… and saying.
In both the bishop's and TV chef's websites- among all the positive comments,there are some rather disparaging.
Now would be your window to say something disparaging about me being very Nancy Drew or Mrs. Marple-esque.
Traditionally, Indian is used by the Guatemalan people in a disparaging sense.
Therefore, the disparaging remarks about that body reiterated by the Israeli representative were regrettable.
At the banquet celebrating the appointment Alexander got drunk and began disparaging his father Philip.
Very little disparaging commentary can be made about a casino that chooses to partner with a company like Microgaming.
The school image must not be involved in any manner,which may be considered disparaging or negative.
All too often, a positive rating is invalidated by the disparaging remarks made by the Reporting Officers about the staff member.
The word appeared in the XIX century as a distorted" Franc- Masson" andwas spread among the common people as disparaging and offensive.
B For using any defamatory,insulting, or disparaging words, acts or gestures in contempt of the person of the President of Malta.
Kaiser Wilhelm II makes a speech comparing Germans to Huns;for years afterwards,"Hun" would be a disparaging name for Germans.
Authors should avoid the use of personal,critical, or disparaging remarks and accusations against fellow researchers, colleagues or other individuals.
A person's colour, nationality, origin, conviction, gender orother characteristic must not be brought up in an improper or disparaging manner”.
Attendees were mostly disparaging in their remarks, with some deriding it on social media as"the most Irish thing ever.
The view our societies take of such people is predominantly disparaging and prejudiced: a mixture of fear the contempt.
It explores how mainstream media contributes to the under-representation of women in influential positions by circulating limited and often disparaging portrayals of women.