| This wasn't a star deigning to give her time, but someone happy to have a chinwag. |
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| He is the ultimate rage freak, glorying in the heat of his negative reviews while rarely deigning to actually consider the positive. |
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| They pass the test of leadership for a major-league aesthetic: faring ahead without deigning to check whether you, or anyone else, is following. |
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| During the first three debates, he was so passive that it appeared he was barely deigning to take part. |
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| Chewing on a thick piece of gum, Moss ceremoniously pulled it out when deigning to talk. |
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| Mercy is his deigning to call us to act as his representatives, though he knows that we are sinners. |
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| Not even deigning to get off his bike, the policeman speaks sharply to the middle-aged woman. |
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| Thanks to Mary for deigning to come toward her children at the foot of the mountains, to lead them to God. |
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| The ruts entered the village, barely deigning to notice the weak attempt at domestication alongside, and then headed straight out of town. |
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| Mr. Speaker, I do not know if we on the opposition side are supposed to express deep gratitude to the government for deigning to allow us four days of debate on the budget. |
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| You have already done enough, Alison, by even deigning to speak to us. |
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