1.Deep down, we sense that we speak, disparagingly , of a "simpleton. " Nobody wants to be guilty of "simplistic " thinking.
内心深处，我们感觉到这一点，我们轻蔑地谈到头脑简单的傻瓜。没有人愿意被认为是头脑简单。
2.No man can speak disparagingly of woman if he realizes that no one has come into this world without a mother.
如果一个男人知道人类要出世都需要一个母亲，那么他便不能对女人说坏话。
3.No man can speak disparagingly of woman if he realizes that no one has come into world without a mother.
任何人来到世上都有一个妈，——男人要是意识到这一点，就不会对女人出言不敬。
4.A word or group of words used to describe or evaluate, often disparagingly.
毁谤：用于描述或评价通常贬义的一个词或一组词。
5.More traditional parents will speak disparagingly of their offsprings and protest that they are no good when their children are praised.
更传统的父母会批评自己的子女，在孩子收到夸奖的时候往往说他们还不够好。
6.In his memoirs he often speaks disparagingly about the private sector.
在他的回忆录里面他经常轻蔑的谈及私营（商业）部门。
7.Hence we may speak disparagingly of our looks and still not want to change our face for another.
因此我们或许会对自己的容貌自惭形秽，可是依旧不愿以自己的容貌跟别人交换。
8.(informal)talk disparagingly about; criticize
（非正式）挑剔，批评