Spanish
detracción 1
The self-detraction seemed delicate, and the unexpectedness of the reply amused her.
2
But even among the pure there is room for envy and detraction.
3
Nothing can be spoken with such care that it can escape detraction.
4
Henri, regardless that envy stared and detraction whispered whenever I approached her.
5
Fifty further years, and his centenary was marked by a new detraction.
1
Well, then, gentlemen, if all this be so, what's the use of your petty criticism?
2
An attitude of petty criticism, of narrowness of view, is undesirable at any stage of the debate.
3
The reason they're on to something else is because the petty criticism is a covering for the real heart issue.
4
No weak compliment of words can add to his renown, nor will any petty criticism detract from the glory which has crowned his memory.
5
He'd told her about Marthe, the bitch, how hurt he was by her constant bickering, her petty criticisms, and her rejection of his sexual needs.