| There has been mischief done by slighting criticism and by inconsiderate words. |
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| One is not slighting her in saying that she comes close to, but does not equal, the unsurpassable Elisabeth Schwarzkopf. |
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| He did not spend time slighting the enemy, but commenced to work on the minds and hearts of the British people. |
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| Remember that this was a period of time when any remark that might be deemed slighting or offensive could lead to a duel. |
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| It shows how support for old clients can be profitable and provides advice on how to support them without slighting new clients. |
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| Natural unbleached colour for enhanced presentation: the paper, naturally ecru in colour, slighting masks surface browning to the temperature. |
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| Some came in quest of physical health, and Augustine was never slighting about those who did so, though the catechists should teach them that religion had higher ends. |
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| That was politically wise, since it avoided slighting advocates for any particular dialect. |
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| Mr Brown's purpose, it seems, was to make sections of the party cross with Mr Blair for slighting him. |
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| The conversation became heated, however, when Mr Rundstrom began to feel that Mr Whitworth was slighting him. |
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| Opening becomes easier by slighting twisting it to the right, as explained in the pictogram. |
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| My mother was convinced they were slighting us because you were mad at me! |
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| They continue to invite his ex-wife over, while slighting my mother. |
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| The antipathy of the Yankee stars was allegedly touched off by a slighting remark Gehrig's mother made about the way Mrs Ruth dressed their daughter. |
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| Artfully, I must confess, I mentioned that The Herald of the same day had spoken warmly about some slighting remark concerning Holmes made in the House the previous night. |
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| To persuade men of the wisdom of co-operation and forward-looking, slighting their immediate gain for the good of all, is an objective worthy of the best in the social sciences. |
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| Maybe your spinachless diet is slighting that invisible but necessary element raised to food fame during the past decade, the vitamin. |
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| His habit of slighting the company chairman was considered to be inappropriate behaviour. |
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| The monopitch roof sloping slighting to four sides is the combination of a steel substrate structure with a steel deck covering, the FOAMGLAS® is adhered to it and finished with a covering of titanium zinc alloy sheet metal. |
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| The sight of a dwarf stimulates slighting laugh. |
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