(1) I refuse to do demeaning work.

(2) That advertisement is demeaning to women.

(3) It was a demeaning and ultimately frustrating experience.

(4) He found it demeaning to work for his former employee.

(5) He found it very demeaning to have to work for his former employee.

(6) They are onerous and omnipresent, useless and demeaning.

(7) This whole extravaganza is demeaning, debasing and deeply damaging to what should be serious political discourse(sentence dictionary), the protesters complain.

(8) Young claimants who refuse demeaning or underpaid work necessarily fall into this group.

(9) A scientific conception seems demeaning because nothing is eventually left for which autonomous man can take credit.

(10) There is nothing demeaning about cleaning in the food industry.

(11) Some male anti-suffragists used a more hostile and demeaning picture of women's place reminiscent of Spencerian Darwinism to justify their arguments.

(12) What followed was for Charlotte a demeaning and ultimately frustrating experience.

(13) He would have felt it demeaning to condemn this world utterly without first paying a visit to the vicinity of its ruler.

(14) Without wishing to be demeaning, computer literacy and competence is not particularly high on the list of archival training.

(15) Even as a schoolboy I found this demeaning and untrue.

(16) They were not only demeaning their own masculine code of honor, but that of others.

(17) Protestors argued that the beauty pageant was demeaning to women.

(18) The inaccuracy of the comment is obvious and demeaning to those who have suffered racist acts.

(19) You have taught me to forget myself by demeaning yourself to be free to a poor servant.

(20) In practical fact, much work is repetitive, tedious, painfully fatiguing, mentally boring or socially demeaning.

(21) Our job brought us in contact with hazards ether than those posed by demeaning behavior.

(22) Moreover, critics say that many of the black-themed shows are demeaning and filled with negative images.

(23) Well, that was pretty dumb of me, to even consider doing something so demeaning, I thought.

(24) The Commission for Racial Equality among others said the black makeup was demeaning to black people.

(25) They think that gearing a campaign towards maximum effective coverage is demeaning.

(26) The psychological effects of being told what to eat can also be demeaning.

(27) Before anybody complains that all this is very sexist and demeaning - I entirely agree.

(28) They were incredibly sarcastic and mocking, and their general treatment of you was so demeaning.

(29) Constructive dismissal includes demoting you, reducing your salary or making you do demeaning chores without actually sacking you.

(30) Donating blood was an example of a social institution that embodied non-selfish actions by individuals without demeaning the recipient.

(1) It was a demeaning and ultimately frustrating experience.

(31) Any attempt to dodge this is professionally demeaning and destructive of a trustful caring relationship with the client.

(32) The comment is irrelevant and demeaning to indigenous peoples living a traditional lifestyle.

(33) He hated himself for these demeaning fantasies, and was reasonably afraid that she might suspect he nourished them.

(34) No means of gratifying their trivial desires was too demeaning.

(35) But some of Doyle's ideas seem demeaning and questionable.

(36) Even worse, a job hunt is frequently a demeaning process.

(37) Boccaccio's treatment of sexual relations is often graphic, often witty, but never demeaning.

(38) "Bernard thought it was demeaning to have his name on a tea towel, so he used Laura's instead, " Wood said.

(39) There are plenty of older people who do manual work – any work is seen as better than no work – and there is nothing especially demeaning about being downwardly mobile at the end of one's life.

(40) This remains a waste of important resources and is frankly demeaning to older people.

(41) Aid, however it is obtained, is demeaning to the recipients.

(42) You might get dumped, divorced, or fired, make a fool of yourself in public, be afflicted with a demeaning nickname.

(43) Even worse,(http:///demeaning.html) a job hunt is often a demeaning process.

(44) The first option has its logic: why let a repressive, demeaning system modernise itself slowly?

(45) You might get dumped , divorced, or fired, make a fool of yourself in public , be afflicted with a demeaning nickname, or just have a plain old bad -hair day.

(46) In the process, each stalemated the other while demeaning itself.

(47) Anthony : Its just black people demeaning other black people, using that word over and over.

(48) Burro is a demeaning name . Technically , it's called a wild ass.

(49) He found it demeaning to ask his wife to support the family.

(50) They were so incensed by the pictures, considered demeaning to an animal that has become a symbol, that any more uncomplimentary images will be banned under a draft law.

(51) I've even applied at a gas station, and worked at a gas station. - Demeaning?

(52) What's demeaning, is loving a man who thinks little of you.