| Spanish subtitles are included, so viewers of Latin extraction can feel demeaned in two languages. |
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| The ringleaders included the earls of Huntingdon, Rutland and Kent, elevated to dukedoms by Richard, but now demoted and demeaned by Henry. |
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| They are extremely affronted if their presence is in any way demeaned or overlooked. |
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| They of course demeaned themselves by demonstrating on the lawn outside the council room like a mob of unlettered students. |
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| That deputy violated my civil rights, demeaned my character, and has done serious damage to my dignity. |
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| Us librarians must rise together to prevent our place in society from being demeaned, diminished and degraded! |
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| The Tribunal found that the conduct of Henderson and Securiguard's employee demeaned Radek's human dignity and had a devastating affect upon her. |
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| Teenagers are also exposed to violence against women in society, and they see that women are demeaned and undervalued. |
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| Lastly, they contend that the small size of the grubbing-up premium they received demeaned their property. |
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| This last measure reduces to the demeaned inflation rate when there is no shift in agents' expectations of inflation targets. |
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| The use of cluster munitions demeaned those who used them and nullified their claim to be legitimate and responsible agents of armed violence. |
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| This resulted in their being cheapened, demeaned, and exploited. |
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| Marx has left us a vivid rhetorical picture of the proletariat as objectified labour, demeaned and dehumanized by the brutal forces of capitalism. |
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| Corrie ten Boom was only able to love the prison guard who demeaned and abused her when she made the choice to love him by faith. |
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| For instance, in the family court system, if you're a father you are demeaned and degraded and you pray and hope you will see your child again. |
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| No amount of parenting plans or mediation can overcome the control a batterer has over a woman he has demeaned, beaten, and isolated for years. |
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| Women are bombarded by the fact that their culture is being demeaned and that they must deal with the violence. |
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| When children are demeaned and injured rather than respected and nurtured, they do not develop a sense of their own power and an ability to maintain their own boundaries. |
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| His accuser was smeared and demeaned, and a star football player was allowed to keep on playing. |
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| Boris Karloff, who played the monster first in Frankenstein, turned down a reprise of the role because he feared the monster would only be demeaned and denigrated. |
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| He made an easy target, the know-it-all liberal egghead who demeaned the wisdom of the American people. |
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| And why is every sight of a sunbeam in this ward immediately demeaned by some stupid decoration that kills any attempt from the other world to touch us a little? |
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| But your workers are demeaned and insulted by your straw boss. |
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| There is no doubt that politicians have demeaned the House of Representatives in the public mind, particularly among home-owners, nearly half of whom have no belief in the institution. |
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| The latter decision highlights the importance of considering factors such as disadvantage, stereotyping and vulnerability when determining if a person's dignity has been demeaned by a challenged law or government program. |
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| When they are marginalized, when they are mistreated, when they are ignored, when they are demeaned, then progress is not possible, no matter how rich and well-educated the elite may appear. |
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| Subsequent declarations which deviated from that position, complicated it, or which demeaned easements on urban open space or cultural landscapes, were not helpful. |
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| Why should I feel violated, uncomfortable and demeaned? |
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| For many years, mainstream political figures derided or demeaned the importance of UKIP, although this did little to obstruct its electoral advances. |
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