Examples of using Denigrate in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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I wouldn't denigrate them.
In which work is glorified and play is denigrated;
We should not denigrate each other.
People like parents, siblings and friends can also denigrate others.
You can't denigrate their contributions.
Fox News, Ailes claimed,would always remain the underdog and be forever denigrated by mainstream rivals.
Worse yet, when people denigrate flash activism, they are driving away potential allies.
Her neutrality is compromised by thefact that she was writing to praise her father and denigrate his successors.
It was also a war that U.S veterans were denigrated and mistreated when returning home from Viet Nam after their tour of duty.
And we need to challenge those attitudes, but also practices and policies that, first, excuse violence by men and, secondly,that disparage and denigrate women.
Passing up that opportunity means letting those who would denigrate the name of Christ have their way in our lives.
He has repeatedly denigrated the diplomatic option and constricted the space for peaceful compromise, appearing to favor military action.
Everything we shut our eyes to, everything we deny, denigrate or despise, serves to defeat us in the end.”.
Head of controlling advertising and unfair competition Control of FAS Tatiana Nikitina notes, that the law does not prohibit the result of comparison in the advertisement,but it should not denigrate a competitor and be valid.
When we conduct defamation, slander, criticize, denigrate others, it sent a series of dark energy and this energy will reflect on us.
He said that he has heard that recently in Tibet, where Tibetans used to work as tourguides they have been replaced by Chinese who denigrate Tibetan people to Chinese and other tourists.
The journal Nature acknowledged a"large block of scientists… denigrate research by other legitimate scientists in a knee-jerk, partisan, emotional way that is not helpful in advancing knowledge.".
In a speech during the close of the World Government Summit in Dubai, Ford said,“Around the world, elements of leadership- including in my own country- to preserve their state and the status quo,deny or denigrate science.”.
Everything we shut our eyes to, everything we run away from, everything we deny, denigrate or despise, serves to defeat us in the end.
About a year ago to the day, stressing the importance of acknowledging climate change in a speech on the closing day of the World Government Summit in Dubai, Ford said,“Around the world, elements of leadership- including in my own country- to preserve their state and the status quo,deny or denigrate science.
As soon as a convert is made,they are greatly encouraged to vehemently and publicly denigrate their previous culture, traditions and everything related to it.
The group went on to say it would be“firm inboycotting any action taking any form, with unclear motives, that denigrate and belittle Chinese history, that recklessly disseminate provocative and extremely politically hostile discourse, in turn affecting the international image of China.”.
In addition to the positive aspects of social networks, Facebook has now become an effective“tool” for some groups of people totake advantage of others in order to distort, sophisticate, defame, denigrate, or discredit individuals, businesses, or political competitors, and victims can be anyone in society, even those who do not use Facebook.
Denigrating women has become something of a trend for Kevin-the-candidate.
Ruhii says she was accused of denigrating the community and even hurting the chances of the mosque being built.
It may even make us try to feel better about ourselves by denigrating other people.
Even if people around you are denigrating someone, avoid being drawn into negative gossip.
If you say,"I'm going to stop eating junk food," to use an example,you're denigrating yourself before even getting started.
I wanted everyone to know that Falun Dafa was good, and that the Chinese Communist Party(CCP)was wrong in denigrating the practice.