What is a demeaning sentence?

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A demeaning sentence includes any writing that excludes, offends, or ignores any individual or group.

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Demeaning in a sentence?
i was very demeaning to my ralphy
Can you show me how to write demeaning in a sentence?
Damaging something or someone by giving negative attributes to it or them is demeaning it.
When a sentence is not a sentence?
When it doesn't have a noun ( subject), a verb (the predicate) , no punctuation, when the first letter isn't capitalized and when it hasn't a complete thought. You need all of this to have a complete...
Why is a sentence a sentence?
A sentence is a sentence because it has a subject (noun or noun phrase), a predicate ( verb) and punctuation as well as the other parts of speech like pronouns ( she, it him, her, they, them)...
A sentence with imbalance in the sentence?
after the meal, the man was imbalace and fell to the ground.