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If he wins the world championship without even the grace of an F1 apprenticeship, for sure some feel that this somehow demeans the sport.

While there have been statements of support for Mr. Li, others have dubbed him "Crazy Li" and said he demeans China.

Outside school, meanwhile, teachers must also avoid public language that mocks, demeans or disparages the children they instruct.

Sexist language is any language, whether written or oral, which by its use, form or structure demeans people on account of their gender.

This attitude demeans and profanes the Lord. Therefore, they too were listed among the offenders and would meet with God's wrath.

Encouraging words produce leaders and inspire followers, but flattery destroys confidence and demeans the recipient.

But some veterinarians dislike applying the diagnosis to animals, thinking it demeans servicemen and women, Dodman said.

Mandatory racial separatism demeans human beings and forecloses on their life prospects.

It stifles your very breath of life and demeans and degrades your ability to live in the moment.

Like Melville, Conrad has been charged with presenting an image of blacks which demeans them.

Another statement appeared on a jihadist website saying the burial of Bin Laden at sea "demeans and humiliates his family" .

This shabby proxy war demeans all involved.

'Do you think it demeans women? '

Cao zhi's comments, it also demeans ChenLin writers;