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Over the years, she had tried to have a relationship with her mother, but the encounters were always painful and upsetting; her mother remained harshly critical and demeaning.

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.

She had urged him to do this before, to leave his demeaning job at the Russian Riviera, to escape somewhere, get married, go to school, start a business, buy a house, have children, live happily.

He found it demeaning to work for his former employee.

“Bernard thought it was demeaning to have his name on a tea towel, so he used Laura’s instead, ” Wood said.

Although this procedure does not harm the animal if performed correctly, crocodilians generally object to such demeaning behaviour.

The other five were not considered particularly demeaning. They included: “tell the experimenter a funny joke” and “clap your hands 50 times”.

Even worse, a job hunt is often a demeaning process.

I like Keats, but back to McGann: Keats can't possibly have thought in that demeaning way about women.

A grown-up parent knows the difference between disciplining a child and demeaning a child which is why this parents never slaps a child across the face in "love" or USES scripture as an excuse.

The tendency among Washington policymakers is to lump Afghanistan and Pakistan together as Afpak, a designation Pakistanis find demeaning.

It is demeaning to the profession and not just to me.