Deprecation in a sentence

That kind of working relationship, the kind that is full of as much deprecation as appreciation, is what makes their dynamic so much fun to write because it feels real.

The lovefest wasn’t without a few jokes at Brown’s expense –– he quaffed bubbly from the Stanley Cup two times but also twice drank from the wrong end of a water bottle on live television, for example –– and even a little self-deprecation.

Assuming Google follows through on its cookie deprecation (with full depreciation by the end of 2024), “it’s unlikely that other countries will pursue regulatory controls,” IDC’s Lall said.

Fans will probably appreciate the self-deprecation.

He also quite happily uses self-deprecation, which I’ve always considered is an admirable trait.

Stewart also outsourced some of his self-deprecation.

There’s a reason I say Reynold’s puckish self-deprecation is only ever honest: it is obviously and categorically untrue that the Deadpool & Wolverine team have “made enemies with Disney”.

While much attention has been focused on the repercussions of cookie deprecation for audience targeting, less has been discussed about the impact on publishers who have long hosted cookies on their sites.

As privacy regulation has dampened some aspects of advanced user targeting and as the deprecation of cookies looms near, marketers are seeking an alternative way to get the best fit.

We need to acknowledge the historical wrongdoings, without embellishment or deprecation.

Cameron has always a masterful line in wry faux self-deprecation, and his final prime minister’s questions was the usual genial cockabout.

Cena will be seen in the next instalment in the franchise and in the sequel but judging from this performance, he has a long way to go before he can match The Rock’s instinct for coming up with well-placed moments of self-deprecation.

In order to forgive them, I first had to forgive myself and find my way out of self-deprecation.

Reviewer Sandra Hall found Thompson stole the show and "is becoming one of British cinema’s comic institutions because of her embrace of self-deprecation".

There’s a cheerful self-deprecation to the bright colors and sharp edges of ’s paintings.

A humility that has nothing to do with self-deprecation or with a sheepish nature.

And hey, if the $89,000 price tag for the leader of the pack is too much for you, it’s only a matter of time before deprecation brings one of these into your price range.

Deciphering the difference between playful self-deprecation and genuine misery is part of what makes the album not only interesting, but acutely human.

Acknowledging mistakes, offering to help resolve the disagreement, making clear, reasoned arguments, and even self-deprecation have all been noted as worthwhile strategies to end such disputes.

Deprecation In 2012, with the release of OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion, most Carbon APIs were considered deprecated.