demeaning to, of, for, in or about?
| It is so demeaning to the reader. |
| How demeaning to the men involved. |
| How then, is it not demeaning to men? |
| It's annoying and demeaning to women who have talent, yet also happen to be beautiful. |
| I do think the tone of this list is very whiney and actually demeaning to the customer. |
| That is not only demeaning to Homin, but SMe is obviously not done milking that cow yet. |
| The idea that they have no control and responsibility for themselves is demeaning to men, and dangerous to women. |
| But very few people are Moses and taking the position of owning the ' ultimate truth ' is frankly demeaning to me. |
| It's demeaning to us that he is not held to account and I can't praise Barry Cassidy enough for pointing this out. |
| It would cast the Republicans as being too tricky by half, and also as being demeaning to the disenfranchised poor. |
| You see, i t is so demeaning of Ghana. |
| No summary execution, no demeaning of the Islamic cult. |
| That statement is beneath you, Edward, and it's demeaning of me. |
| From hatred and from the demeaning of the dignity of the children of God, deliver us. |
| They should avoid sex stereotyping and any exploitation or demeaning of men and women. |
| Persons with disabilities criticized the decision as demeaning of them as human persons. |
| Maybe sad? Demeaning of the office? An indictment on the current Government that placed him in that position? Sadly. |
| Michael I think you may have answered the conundrum of why the PM hangs on despite the trashing and demeaning of her office. |
| To me, that is demeaning of the student, especially if innocent (and it seems that there was little worry over innocence or guilt). |
| Being a slave was the lowest position and most demeaning of jobs in society; they could never be released or set free unless ransomed. |
| And it would be demeaning for Phong Mut. |
| It's too narrow and rather demeaning for the KPK. |
| I do not find this statement offensive or demeaning for women. |
| I found it demeaning for the very talented Ms Rein to be spruiking for her husband. |
| Second, it's just plain demeaning for any adult to hear that his efforts are sub-par. |
| Second, it? s just plain demeaning for any adult to hear that his efforts are sub-par. |
| Besides it would be demeaning for any self-respecting author to reply critics who doubt her very existential reality. |
| Hasn't this sort of thing been done to death now? It's a bit demeaning for Newsnight, I feel - best left to late night C5. |
| Such aid was felt to be clumsy, divisive and ultimately demeaning for families or children who had to pander to the wishes of their benefactors. |
| The problem with resorting to name-calling is that it is at best demeaning for all involved, and at worst poisons relationships between ministers and groups they should engage with. |
| It sounds demeaning in Pakistan. |
| Sycophantic and demeaning in equal measure. |
| JLS Dear JLS, I was certainly not rude or demeaning in any way. |
| I dread opening emails in the morning because he is demeaning in emails too. |
| If the rumor is correct, Obama, true to form, will be even more divisive and demeaning in his second term. |
| If you want to work for a magazine or newspaper, realize that it will be boring and demeaning in the beginning. |
| I appreciate your passionate feelings toward the use of the word, but to state that the word is demeaning in every context is obtuse. |
| Agniveer has asked thousand times to state even one single reference in entire site which is defamatory to anyone or demeaning in any manner. |
| No profanity will be allowed, nor threats of any kind, nor characterizations that I consider demeaning in any way to another person or group of people. |
| A job that may seem demeaning in Bangladesh is simply a means to meet ends abroad, especially in countries where a large number of international students flock every year. |
| But there's something that feels demeaning about that. |
| Obama never says anything demeaning about Israel inadvertently. |
| But Murphy says there is nothing demeaning about the relationship. |
| That is it -- nothing particularly complicated about it, nothing demeaning about it. |
| He had dysfunctional decision making and he was deeply demeaning towards other people '. |
| I am surprised that no one finds them demeaning towards women, seeing it as a way instead to celebrate our culture. |