disparagement造句

Faint praise is disparagement.

Reviewers have been almost unanimous in their disparagement of this book.

Cor. 11:21 By way of self-disparagement I say this, Supposedly we ourselves were weak.

As my colleague Dan Primack reported on Friday, Bartz's Yahoo employment contract has a non-disparagement clause.

The dorsolateral prefrontal cortex that houses your inner critic -- that voice of doubt and disparagement that's always there -- it shuts off in flow.

The examples used throughout this book of various applications, software bugs, and software test tools are in no way intended as an endorsement or a disparagement of the software.

The first is that however you tart it up, a message of broad continuity makes a nonsense of the Grand Old Party’s shrill disparagement of the incumbent president’s foreign policy.

There are others (among whom are Mr. M'Culloch and M. Say) who looking upon the word unproductive as a term of disparagement, remonstrate against imposing it upon any labour which is regarded as useful-which produces a benefit or a pleasure worth the cost.