Sentence examples for a bit derogatory from inspiring English sources
Words are about the way that they are said as well aren't they Any word can be a bit derogatory, any sort of label word, if it is said in the wrong way.
One father relates, "I prefer the term special needs [because] I feel like it is a little bit less derogatory," and another father relates, "special needs maybe sounds more positive, you know, than disability" (Sams, 2012, p. 147).
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"I don't mean this in a derogatory way, but it is maybe a bit of a fault — he is something of a gadfly," Clay told me.
After the time trial that followed on the Saturday, he admitted he "descended like a bit of a girl" and while he wasn't being derogatory there, it was appalling and even cycling legend Eddy Merckx had a go in the papers.
"Well," said Gould of the earlier version, "there's quite a bit of piano-playing going on there - and I mean that as the most derogatory comment possible".
"Never a Shiptar," a derogatory term for Albanians.
"To call a book a romance tends to be a derogatory thing.
"You're classifying an entire ethnicity in a derogatory way.
