Translation of "Disparagingly" in German

And he spoke disparagingly of foreign nations, especially Great Britain.

Is it because I spoke disparagingly about your father?

I do hope we're not speaking disparagingly about our clientele.

This is called, perhaps disparagingly, 'overburden '.

This is why Scientific Management is often referred to disparagingly as Taylorism.

Nigrodha spoke disparagingly of the Buddha's love of solitude.

Everyone talks disparagingly about him, especially the big farmer's son Hans Beil.

Still I was annoyed, how disparagingly some reacted to him.

The movement runs down doctrine and speaks disparagingly of orthodoxy.

The national politics commented disparagingly.

Critics like Niebuhr have spoken of it disparagingly as an apocalyptic dogma.

But Martin? and Neveux do not treat them disparagingly.

The Greek state no longer works, as the Bulgarian prime minister recently commented disparagingly.

These women are often disparagingly referred to within business as 'golden skirts', something that is not exactly favourable to the working atmosphere.

Question four: this old Europe, as Mr Rumsfeld so disparagingly calls it, is making a huge effort to demonstrate that, with peace, democracy and solidarity, it can move forward and set the world an example in how to resolve international differences peacefully.

Himmler speculated over the Russian army's potential, spoke disparagingly of the "Vlasov shivaree" ("der Wlassow-Rummel"), expatiated on the inferiority of the Slavic race, and included thoughts as to how a German minority can prevail over it.

As a result of their paintings of everyday country life, the Funen Painters were sometimes disparagingly called bondemalerne or the peasant painters.