Translation for 'demeaning' from English to Russian

demeaning

унизительный {adj} {pres-p}

• In March 2018 8 female actors came forward accusing director Aku Louhimies subjected them to demeaning tactics and abuse in the work.
• His 1998 complaint that Taco Bell's television advertisements featuring a Spanish speaking Chihuahua dog were offensive and demeaning to Mexicans and Mexican-Americans, gained attention in the newspapers.
• A popular player, John "Buck" O'Neil, wrote in his autobiography that, "looking back on it, the idea of playing with the Cannibal Giants was very demeaning".
• While he was editor two staffers complained to him about how the nicknames of sports teams were demeaning to Native Americans.
• Treviño praised the subsequent changes to her costume in order to reduce its sexuality, saying that "it is much more sensible, because she's still an attractive person but then you get away from that titillation stuff which I think is so demeaning not only to the audience, but it's kinda of demeaning to what "Star Trek" is about."

• In 1941, Burns broke with Paramount, rather than appear in a proposed film which he thought was excessively demeaning to "the people of his native hills".
• Electronic tagging has begun being used on psychiatric patients, prompting concern from mental health advocates who state that the practice is demeaning.
• Lisa Keys of "The Forward" wrote that the episode is "not necessarily demeaning to Jews" but "too vapid to be funny".
• Eventually the pair are forced into the demeaning activity of bird-scaring from a boat among the ricefields.
• In 2002 parents complained that "demeaning and humiliating" hazing practices were being practiced at the school by some students.

• Writing for "The Economist", trans author Charlie Kiss argued that the stereotype of trans men being "lesbians in denial" is "demeaning and wrong".
• Another major criticism of the show was its title. A number of publications saw the use of the word "girls" as demeaning and problematic on many fronts.
• Despite this increase in popularity, this dialect has its critics, and is sometimes seen as being disrespectful and demeaning.
• In 2020, 3 women left the Vaud division of Pro Natura, after having been subjected in 2018 and 2019 to behaviors cited as humiliating and demeaning by the executive secretary Michel Bongard.
• Off late, he has been known for giving controversial and demeaning remarks on Hinduism and Brahmins particularly.

• Considered only a "B" film, "Flight Angels" has been decried in contemporary reviews as demeaning to women and stereotypical in its treatment of pilots and aviators.
• The Jordanian Penal Code prohibits anyone from blaspheming religion, demeaning religious feelings, or insulting prophets.
• In July 2005, Sudanese authorities suspended their censorship of the press. Salih became the application of that law, after Al-Ayam published an article seen as demeaning to the armed forces.