And it shouldn't be looked down upon in any way.
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It's still kind of socially looked down upon for women.
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I was looked down upon discriminated against and denied opportunity.
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If we don't unite, we will be looked down upon.
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Even their relatives feel looked down upon or judged by them.
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And yet, the gods looked down upon Zac Efron with favor.
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I can't stand the feeling of being looked down upon by man.
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You're totally looked down upon in and out of the LGBT community.
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Can you admire someone who would have likely looked down upon you?
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Wildland firefighters are also often looked down upon by city fire departments.
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"The rest of us are looked down upon for some reason," Meisenheimer said.
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Poor, colorless Alice is looked down upon and underestimated because of her pallor.
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It's looked down upon, going out on jihad, killing and this and that.
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They shared that immigrants are often looked down upon and seen as outsiders.
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On a nearby wall, an effigy of Jesus Christ looked down upon his coffin.
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It was looked down upon and I was made to feel a bit odd.
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There, people who before had felt alone, looked down upon and abandoned came together.
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While Pidgin is looked down upon by some, the word itself is not derogatory.
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People can be inarticulate in standard accents, or eloquent in looked-down-upon minority ones.
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Art was banned and looked down upon, so the gallery tried to take everything inside.
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Flying is looked down upon in Sweden as much as plastic bags are in California.
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Anybody who isn't a pure-blooded Emirati is treated worse and looked down upon there.
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This was important to a group of voters who are used to being looked down upon.
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You push back so hard on the idea that this music could be looked down upon.
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But in the '70s, if you were strong and opinionated and outspoken, it was looked down upon.
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It is sometimes looked down upon with a "my kid could do that" kind of dismissive attitude.
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If anything, the highest earners were often looked down upon as the least valued part of the community.
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Culturally, though born a millionaire, Trump was from Queens and hated being looked down upon by Manhattan elites.
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You may be looked down upon, you may suffer some social scorn, but you're a grown-ass man!
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"For the most part, it&aposs kinda looked down upon in the military," Allen said of his videos.
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We don't have to worry about having a good body and aren't looked down upon for being "perfect".
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I feel like women are looked down upon in many ways because it's not feminine to wear sneakers.
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"Being looked down upon [because of] the way you look — that makes me feel less American," says Singh.
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The practice is sometimes looked down upon by security professionals who think buying stolen data is crossing a line.
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"Especially in today's environment, because somebody may be looked down upon as socially marginalized, economically marginalized …" he says, pausing.
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Nutrition really wasn't talked about much in the NBA, back then, and strength training was actually looked down upon.
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They were the unspecial and unpromising, looked down upon by and almost completely separated from the college-bound crowd.
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Typical of the existing socioeconomic model in American youth sports, Serpone looked down upon a sea of white faces.
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The Nike Vaporfly isn&apost the only shoe to get banned or looked down upon by major sporting organizations.
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It's not considered remotely in the pantheon of great instruments; it's sort of looked down upon by real musicians.
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Working class Americans comprise one third of the population, yet they are looked down upon and treated with disrespect.
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We have a right to take the time we need and deserve without being looked down upon or feeling ashamed.
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"You're kind of looked down upon a little bit because it's like, 'Oh, you don't really speak Spanish,'" she continues.
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Loan prepayment is often looked down upon by lending platforms because they eat away at revenue by truncating interest payments.
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" MC: "It's sort of looked down upon if you don't go somewhat out of your way to wear something unique.
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Twenty years ago, people in their 60s and 70s who were still in the workforce were actually looked down upon.
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Vigée Le Brun then became a society portraitist, and for more than a century was looked down upon for that.
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A lot of them still think it's something that should be looked down upon, if someone does speak the language.
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Not in the sky full of orbiting spy-eyes and weaponry, but in the earth we have looked down upon.
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Dogrel itself is named after a rough-edged type of Irish working class poetry that's often looked down upon by elites.
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As a whole, natural hair, especially when worn in an afro or dreadlocks has been and still is looked down upon.
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Alternative healing methods like herbal supplements, acupuncture, and meditation are often looked down upon in the U.S. as hokey and unscientific.
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"It was looked down upon for you to get pregnant," said Carolina Delgado, who worked in the Miami office until 212.
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"I work tons, get looked down upon 'cause I don't have a four-year degree, people mock my profession," he continued.
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While streetwear was historically looked down upon by the high-end fashion industry, there was a shift in the early aughts.
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In A Dance With Dragons, Strickland brings the Golden Company to Jon Connington and Aegon Targaryen, but he's generally looked down upon.
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We deserve to look up to freedom fighters like Bussa, not continue to be looked down upon by our history's cruelest oppressors.
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"In our community it's taboo — they look at breastfeeding as a white thing, and it's looked down upon," Miller told BuzzFeed News.
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" —Sakeya, 20 "I feel that I am looked down upon in the corporate space simply because I am a woman of color.
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But for the operators of streaming services, account sharing isn't always looked down upon, as HBO's president Richard Plepler once made clear.
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" In Saudi Arabia, women's fitness is looked down upon by religious conservatives, with some claiming that practicing sports danger's a woman's "honor.
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Like Wetherspoons, Oceana has been routinely looked down upon for serving name-brand beer and encouraging men to wear vests in public.
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The 911 telecommunicators VICE spoke to said they felt looked down upon by the police officers and firefighters who work alongside them.
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Not only have they ignored the "not-so-well-off" people but, in fact, they have looked down upon them with disdain.
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"It's not looked down upon that guys want to look beautiful or take care of their skin" in South Korea, he said.
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As a female that is interested in STEM, I had my fair share of "mansplaining" and just overall being looked down upon.
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" An employee from a Miami Planned Parenthood office, Carolina Delgado, told the Times: "It was looked down upon for you to get pregnant.
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While social media helped normalize certain facial features, Western society has long looked down upon broad noses, darker skin tones, and larger lips.
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I found that strip clubs are a big thing here, and that strippers are not looked down upon as they are in Denmark.
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BETHLEHEM, Pa. — Walking through the main entrance of Lehigh University's Murray H. Goodman Stadium on Saturday, spectators looked down upon a pitted field.
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Trick-or-treating is somewhat looked down upon after a certain age, but that doesn't mean you can't still join in the fun.
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In the time and place that Westworld's set, prostitutes aren't particularly looked down upon, and there's a lot of power in prostitution for Clementine.
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In fact, it was looked down upon by almost every one, despite knowing that I was raised by a mother who was an actor.
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He was bound for Cleveland, home of the perennial losers and looked down upon by the rest of us with both empathy and scorn.
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But at the same time, when you're so looked down upon, you don't want to ask for help when it gets to that point.
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Sadly, we live in a world in which eating copious amounts of the two foods is not only advised against, it's looked down upon.
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The book introduces readers to a part of the country overlooked by many and looked down upon by most: white, working-class middle America.
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Men are allowed to skip the details and even, as John Mayer might tell you, looked down upon for revealing too much personal information.
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I think we're all beautiful and there's no reason for anyone to be looked down upon for wearing anything — whether that's heavy makeup or not.
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I think everyone who can afford to pay more should ask these questions of fashion companies, instead of being looked down upon for doing so.
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In these communities often the only thing that fills the void is church or religion and folks don't like being looked down upon for attending.
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If you're an artist, if you're a maker, for a lot of people even still today, it's looked down upon to think about the business.
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The act of putting on a costume, trying to be smarter or fancier or more glamorous than you really are, is often looked down upon.
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He tells her that men are supposed to keep their emotions in check; otherwise they're looked down upon, and it's this mentality that's deeply affecting him.
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And even though all three books have (different) human protagonists, they're all scrapping to make the most of lives in which they're often looked down upon.
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That was true when he was a young real estate developer from Queens who felt he was looked down upon by "old money" rivals in Manhattan.
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At first it was spoken by women and children, so it was looked down upon by Talmudists and the educated elite as unworthy of serious consideration.
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While Mohseni lived there, wearing western-style dress (like jeans) was looked down upon, as was presenting in any way that was outside of strict gender norms.
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He's the modern Olympics' founding father, the Frenchman who looked down upon "mediocre" St. Louis and someone who didn't even bother to trek to the 1904 Games.
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The sense that I get is that people are really animated by this feeling that they are looked down upon by the coastal elite of the country.
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She shares his fury at how he's been looked down upon by their legal peers; her gasket-blowing at Howard Hamlin (Patrick Fabian) was a season highlight.
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The lines "When in Minnesota and you got a drink quota" painted a picture of a place where hard drinking wasn't looked down upon, but outright welcomed.
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While eating insects is already part of a normal diet for Thai people in rural areas, 35-year-old Buttama says it is often looked down upon.
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It's party music, at the end of the day, which is something that will often be looked down upon whether it's Justin Bieber, Good Charlotte or Luke Bryan.
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"I think those [trade] jobs go unfilled because skilled labor is looked down upon, even though those skilled labor people make more money than I do," she explained.
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Thompson is always reluctant to use the low line side kick to the knee which, though hard to catch is sometimes looked down upon as a dirty move.
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When men act assertive they're often praised, but women tend to be looked down upon for exhibiting the same behavior, especially if it's not tempered with a smile.
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The student with academic skills is praised and rewarded while, the other is looked down upon and no one bothers to see the other skills they have acquired.
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In 1998 Shinhwa asked why society is so greedy in "Resolver," and a year later G.O.D. debuted with "To Mother," about a poor widow looked down upon by society.
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The small but lionhearted Homely Wench Society gathered at Flordeliza Castillo's window and looked down upon the mass of menfolk below, many of them bearing beverages and assorted foodstuffs.
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A lot of Sephardic and Mizrahi — Spanish and Arab Jewish descendants — were looked down upon in Israel and seen as, This country wasn't meant for you; this was for us.
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"Queer culture has always been looked down upon and made to feel lesser than," said Meatball, a Los Angeles–based drag queen and "fan favorite" winner on Dragula's first season.
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While agriculture used to be looked down upon by the conservation sector, the Lava Java farm is proof that farmers can cultivate the land and rehabilitate it with endemic species.
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"Immigrant refugee women are always looked down upon as 'victims' who are not able to make decisions or be a part of the movement to end violence against women," she said.
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"If you aren't a fiduciary, you are kind of looked down upon," said Hays, who is a fiduciary but was not when he started his career more than two decades ago.
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Like, they're so engulfed in it that they're probably forgetting some aspects of their religion — that it's been so long that it's just now that that's looked down upon as terrorism.
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Others, citing cultures where kissing with tongue is not only absent but looked down upon, believe making out is a specific learned behavior that's gained popularity due to media consumption and globalization.
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When I first looked down upon the Amazon rainforest in 2001, I saw vast areas of jungle and a wide and winding copper colored river that went on and on and on.
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"The use of ayahuasca and plant medicines is actually quite stigmatized and looked down upon by communities who are really trying to get a leg up in the capitalist economy," she said.
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I use the term to mean all instances when a woman is restricted because of her gender—whether she is explicitly discriminated against under the law or unfairly treated and looked down upon.
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"It's kind of like I'm looked down upon because I chose to not join a historically black sorority," said YouTube vlogger Rebecca Heyliger in a detailed video about her experience rushing Chi Omega.
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And 2400 percent of children here under the age of 2471 grow up in homes dependent on Hartz IV—a form of welfare looked down upon by a healthy slice of German society.
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So I think we were taught to be compliant and pliable and not to be difficult, and I think if you demonstrated great ambition for a big career it was looked down upon.
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It more than deserves the same level of recognition given to other team pursuits, particularly in light of the thinly veiled sexism that has caused it to be looked down upon for so long.
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While it developed something of a tabloid reputation, looked down upon by much of the conservative intellectual elite, it had a major readership among both rank-and-file Republicans and some on Capitol Hill.
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Although the community is known for Pusher Street, a road where dealers pedal marijuana, harder drugs are looked down upon, and Christiania's typically progressive residents are proponents of pastimes such as yoga and the arts.
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Here, Murray is arguing that his decades-long focus on the intellectual inferiority of African Americans is the product of his empathy for African Americans who may be looked down upon because of affirmative action.
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They both inherited and expanded family enterprises—an Australian newspaper; an outer-borough New York City real-estate firm—but felt looked down upon by people who were richer and closer to the centers of power.
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They bought 85m copies of her ten novels in more than 50 languages because they loved how her heroines were survivors, not only of incest or sexual abuse, but of being fat, looked down upon, left out.
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Having removed myself from a bathroom that reeked of weed, because, well, this is a band that pairs nicely with pot, I looked down upon hundreds of fans who were experiencing a moment—each one unique to them.
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And if games worry too much at the moment about adhering to their old, looked down upon stereotypes, Mafia 3 demonstrated that even the basest video game behavior could be thoughtfully performed, by both player and game-maker.
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It's always been important, it will always be important, but now in this political era where diversity is kind of looked down upon or the current political establishment is threatening to shut down art programming and art funding.
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Sydney Durner from Wilmington, N.C., also participated in the walkout, though for a different reason: Teenagers are usually looked down upon in politics, like our opinion doesn't matter, we don't know enough about politics to have a say.
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Originating in 1980s-era Western Europe, the genre is consistently looked down upon by most members of the metal subculture, and fiercely revered by a loyal contingent, who remain unwavering in their devotion to the soaring vocal passage.
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I think of my parents' thick accent and my own struggle with English as a second language, wondering whether we will ever live in a world where we aren't looked down upon just because our native tongue is different.
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So to summarize, I would and did use nepotism because I see it not as unethical abuse of social capital but as a useful advantage that should be allowed to be utilized and not looked down upon by some.
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Cons are that oatmeal cookies are an inferior cookie that are almost universally looked down upon as the "bad" cookie option that you eat when you're trying to pretend to be healthy or because all the chocolate chip cookies are gone.
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The unsung heroes of modern civilization The chicken is basically the hipster kid of the animal world: mostly harmless to others, it's primarily concerned with its own narrow interests, and it's generally looked down upon by other, supposedly more evolved species.
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Mizrahi Jews from North African and Middle Eastern countries were often looked down upon by the Ashkenazi establishment and pressured to leave their diaspora culture behind, and thus, henna ceremonies became smaller and more discreet among the Jewish Yemenite community.
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Back then, they were the people who were looked down upon," Wilson added before recommending that Fredericks "go on Amazon, order yourself a pointy white hat, head down to Home Depot and get the wood to build a burning cross.
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There's a reason tax loopholes are looked down upon, and it's the same reason being named in the Panama Papers forced Iceland's prime minister to step down and British PM David Cameron is facing protests over his links to an offshore account.
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"Many men's sports continue to struggle with issues of toxic masculinity ... Anything outside of a very narrow definition of what it means to be a man is looked down upon," said Taylor Carr of Athlete Ally, which promotes LGBT rights in U.S. sport.
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One of my brothers actually recently came out as gay, which in the Catholic community is often looked down upon, but my tight-knit family has found meaning in remaining faithful in our beliefs while 100% supporting my brother and his sexuality.
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From his hotel room on the 32nd floor of the Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino in Las Vegas, Stephen Paddock would have looked down upon a crowd of more than 20,000 people, surging to the final sets of a country music festival.
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Then Vetements happened in 2015, and all the clothes and trends that had historically been looked down upon were repackaged and sold through the lens of irony and the so-bad-it's-good energy that's part of our culture (it's also a trend in art).
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She said women's wrestling was so widely looked down upon prior to the late 80s, that the producer of the Folies Bergere—which often featured topless showgirls—asked her not to tell anyone about GLOW because they didn't want to be associated with women's wrestling.
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They remember what it was like when a family member was dying of cancer and they had to pay every last cent for substandard care; they remember what it was like to be looked down upon for being religious, for being poor and unsophisticated.
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Because the act of fidgeting is often looked down upon, in 2016 Didget Babes — a design duo with a line of stimulating devices — set out to make fidgeting "sexier" by funding a Kickstarter for three unique, more visually appealing products: the Rollers, the Cubix, and the Squishy.
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Back then, even as Chicago's art-school-educated Kanye West topped the pop charts, it was generally looked down upon to be rapping about the topics Rocks and his partner Evan "Chuck Inglish" Ingersoll preferred: bizarre, slightly nerdy ones like video games, fly haircuts, and Star Wars.
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We have watched the pixelated black bodies of Tamir Rice, Eric Garner, Freddie Gray, Sandra Bland being pulled, dragged, beaten, and shot, the bodies that stood over them — their uniforms, their badges, their holsters — bestowed with an impregnable sense of authority over the bodies they looked down upon.
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While Mr. Burns and Ms. Novick may have featured more white American voices than Vietnamese perspectives, they were unflinching in their use of historical recordings and documents to show the extent to which American policymakers looked down upon the Vietnamese and used them as a proxy in a much larger geopolitical war.
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Her student journalism seethes with outrage over Montgomery's pack of political thugs, but it also reflects the signature neurosis of her class — that educated white Alabamians are looked down upon as ignorant rednecks because the state's "good people" are unfairly demonized over the racial brutality that is only part of the Alabama story.
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I was struggling in coming out since 7th grade (I'm a senior in high school now), and growing up in a conservative Christian family with an extraordinarily conservative father and a mother who had dealt with two people close to her in her childhood getting sexuality exploited by a gay man, anything queer was looked down upon.
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The other thing I'd say that's missing is this: Economic pessimism was clearly a driver of this, but another one is the strong sense among a lot of people that they were tired of being treated with contempt and looked down upon, and I'm not talking about the Clinton campaign in particular, but the broader political establishment.
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Trump has recently gone after Waters, and accused her of having "a low IQ." "This place that was so resistant to change, where, now, a group of women who were looked down upon and dealt first-hand with the vestiges of slavery and segregation are the ones who can lead us forward — it's monumental," James said.
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"The core issue is that all the people in that audience, and millions of patriotic Americans all across this country are tired of being beat up, condescended to, looked down upon, talked down to by members of Congress on the left in Washington, D.C., and their allies in many quarters of the media," he said on "Fox News Sunday."
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"I had a lot of cues that I was too big to birth at home but the midwife was not available to make that call and I felt let down for sure," she said, before noting that taking medication and seeking professional help from therapists should not be looked down upon for those who are struggling.
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They know that beginning with Hillary Clinton, they were referred to as irredeemable and deplorable, and looked down upon, they know that Barack Obama, when he was running for president, said these people who cling to their god and their guns -- he&aposs had other things to say -- just always dismissing them, and this is why it is very important point.
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So VandeHei said, at one point, he went on a rant about Trump and why Trump won, and one of his points — and I've heard other people make this point, so it's a new conventional wisdom — is that one of the things that the Trump voter is reacting to is being told they're wrong, being looked down upon by coastal elites.
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The President was clear that he said he disagreed with that tweet, but the core issue is that all the people in that audience and millions of patriotic Americans all across this country are tired of being beat up, condescended to, looked down upon, talked down to by members of Congress on the left in Washington, DC, and their allies in many corners of the media.
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The show, set in and around Los Angeles, starred James Garner as a resourceful if not financially stable private detective who lived in a battered trailer in a beach parking lot and had a somewhat rocky relationship with the local police; his main contact was Becker, whose patience he was constantly testing and whose loyalty to Rockford was looked down upon by his superiors.
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Read More: How paid vacation time is different around the worldPlus, in my experience, I don't feel penalized or looked down upon for taking a sick day or enjoying a week of paid vacation in the UK as I have in the US. Sure, I'm still trying to shake the workaholic attitude I developed in the US, but I'm grateful to be surrounded by more people who seem OK with leaving their work at the door once they clock out.
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