Such lier will demean you.
So I don't demean that any more than I demean soap operas.
People there just don't demean themselves like that.
Let's not demean the role of being a follower.
I'll never demean myself by doing something dishonorable.
Don't demean yourself by telling such obvious lies.
But I don't demean the fact that this is relevant to life.
You are a terrible person, but I would not demean myself by calling you names.
You will demean yourself if you agree to the terms of the contract.
We did not go there so that they can demean us.
Based on these concerns, the insecure manager might overexert authority, demean the high performer's contributions, or even take credit for much of the high performer's work.
Participants who had both status and power did not greatly demean their partners. They chose an average of 0.67 demeaning activities for those partners to perform.
And the thing that the people there taught us and emphasized, which is so central and so significant, is that you should never demean your child.
The English language has evolved in a patriarchal or male-dominated society. As a result, much of its vocabulary and grammar tends to exclude and demean women.
It is now unfashionable, even illegal, to malign, demean, and otherwise make fun of people because of their race, religion, ethnic origin, age, physical disabilities if any, and even their appearance.
Thus, now that you are a "senior" in life span and an elder in understanding, they do not defer to you in an arbitrary manner and you do not demean them or yourself by requiring such.
