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Even as the Moutai distillery turns large swaths of the ancient town to rubble, it is rare to hear a disparaging word about the company.

President Dilma Rousseff of Brazil has replaced her defence minister after he made disparaging remarks about other senior officials.

You were making disparaging remarks about his faith and some of the things he holds most sacred. I think you were trying to be provocative.

The decision came as Sky Sports fired pundit Andy Gray over disparaging comments he made about Massey at the weekend.

Just to be clear, I am not disparaging the use of distributed systems, the key is to have the right platform for the solution.

Pat McFadden, Labour's business spokesman, accused him of disparaging the private sector that the economic recovery depends on.

Your dispassionate focus allows your mind to be clear of unnecessary, disparaging thoughts and emotions.

Used as a disparaging term for a woman.

Used as a disparaging term for a German, especially a German soldier in World War I.

An unmarried missionary had been disparaging herself.

Religion and politics are best avoided, as are disparaging remarks about your own products or services, people or competitors.

The first chance he got at the next timeout, Bryant was out there near midcourt to get the first disparaging word into Odom's ear.

Don't drag the project down with a negative attitude or by making disparaging comments.

"Thank you for joining us, Miss Swan, " Mr. Mason said in a disparaging tone.

Used as a disparaging term for an australian aborigine .

I am so proud of my ancestors that I do not allow anybody to make disparaging comment about my family.

(Australian and New Zealand) a disparaging term for English immigrants to Australia or New Zealand.

While disparaging copying, we idolise creativity and innovation.

This particular employee also made disparaging remarks about Voices. com customers who had problems or complaints.

Yelled the man as he let fly a series of disparaging remarks about lawyers.

Regrettably , you enjoy the comforts of modern civilization on the one hand, while disparaging it with strong words on the other.

He went on to make disparaging remarks about Muslims.

In one study, for instance, subjects were asked to listen to recordings of people supposedly saying disparaging things about them.

His disparaging attitude towards the exams ends up with his failure.

a disparaging term for an openly homosexual man.

Don't take the disparaging remarks personally.

Such disparaging words may now be a thing of the past.

For example, senior politicians in South Africa have promoted unproven therapies while at times disparaging antiretroviral drugs.

Used as a disparaging term FOR a man or boy who is considered effeminate.

And, never say a disparaging word about anyone because it will get back to them.

When I say it is the dirtiest thing because it involves many ugly thingsincluding cheating, coaxing, blackmailing, disparaging and so on.

Last year it also denied that Chirac had made the disparaging remark about Finnish and British cuisine.

Used as a disparaging term for a member of any socially, economically, or politically deprived group of people

Used as a disparaging term for a Black person

Revile and vituperate especially stress the use of disparaging or abusive language:

And then he quotes Mark Twain's disparaging remark