Disparagingly example sentences

"Disparagingly" Example Sentences

He spoke disparagingly of her cooking skills.
She disparagingly referred to his fashion sense.
The teacher disparagingly commented on the student's sloppy handwriting.
His mother disparagingly called him a couch potato.
The old man disparagingly referred to millennials as snowflakes.
The real estate agent disparagingly called the house "too rustic".
The reviewer disparagingly described the movie as derivative and unoriginal.
She disparagingly looked at his old, beat-up car.
He referred disparagingly to her as "the cabin girl".
The manager disparagingly dismissed her idea as impossible.
The professor disparagingly scoffed at his reasoning.
She disparagingly described his job as a dead-end position.
The doctor disparagingly called his diet terrible.
The snobby woman disparagingly referred to her target's small house.
The reporter disparagingly said the president had no grasp of economics.
The wealthy socialite disparagingly called him "poor but honest."
Her aunt disparagingly dismissed her career choice as unrealistic.
His father disparagingly spoke of his son's haphazard study habits.
The mean girl disparagingly called her a "walking fashion disaster."
His old friend disparagingly referred to him as a sellout.
The brand manager disparagingly referred to the competitor's product as cheap and inferior.
She disparagingly referred to his political views as naive.
His patronizing tone was disparaging and insulting.
The young heir disparagingly spoke of having to manage the family business.
The advertising executive disparagingly called the campaign ineffective.
The tutor disparagingly spoke of the student's poor work ethic.
His wife disparagingly called his hobby "a waste of time and money."
The politician disparagingly referred to his opponent's ideas as unrealistic and foolish.
The stylist disparagingly said her client had no sense of style.
The director disparagingly called the actor's performance wooden.
The critic disparagingly said the book lacked depth and originality.
His brother disparagingly referred to his job as menial labor.
His friend disparagingly called him lazy.
The boss disparagingly referred to the employee as underqualified and lacking initiative.
The mean girl disparagingly called her outfit cheap and tacky.
The pretentious man disparagingly talked down to those he considered his social inferiors.
The snobbish woman disparagingly referred to people of lower social classes.
Her friend disparagingly called her ex-boyfriend a deadbeat.
The entertainer disparagingly called his critics ignorant and jealous.
The vegan disparagingly referred to meat-eaters as immoral.
The food critic disparagingly reviewed the restaurant as shabby and overrated.
His father disparagingly dismissed his passion for video games.
The sports commentator disparagingly called the losing team inept.
The pompous man disparagingly spoke of those he saw as beneath him.
The supervisor disparagingly called his employee incompetent and lazy.
The bartender disparagingly called his patron a drunk.
The mean girl disparagingly called her an airhead.
The fitness instructor disparagingly called her client overweight and out of shape.
His girlfriend disparagingly referred to his interest in comic books as childish.
The arrogant heir disparagingly spoke of having to socialize with those he considered inferior.
The actress disparagingly called tabloid gossip vapid and worthless.
The hipster disparagingly referred to popular music as unoriginal and commercial.
The media personality disparagingly called infomercials for snake oil products.
The wealthy heir disparagingly spoke of the common folk.
His brother disparagingly called him a layabout.
The teacher disparagingly called his student's work subpar.
The gossip disparagingly spoke of those she considered beneath her.
The musician disparagingly called boy bands corporate pop puppets.