| This belittles and makes light of Canadians' safety and it is also a major slap in the face to those who have been victims of firearms. |
| Yet, the minister berates, belittles and bullies the very people that she has been sworn to work for. |
| Many social media users are ridiculing the campaign, arguing that it belittles genuine cases of discrimination. |
| This is not love that belittles or nullifies but one which exalts and realizes. |
| I am also provoked to wonder about the moral framework of someone who belittles his friends in public. |
| The country artist dismissively belittles Rose's talent, and demands that she never record another of his tunes. |
