Sentence examples for a more abusive from inspiring English sources

Many said prerecorded messages were a more abusive intrusion than live telemarketing calls because, as Margie Myers of Pennsylvania put it, "you can't interrupt, you can't ask questions and you can't respond".

That chant was quickly changed to a more abusive version after he penned a contract with rivals Manchester City in 2009.

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We certainly don't need any more abusive men here, and if the Aussies gave him the boot, Canada should keep him away too.

"And if you favour a system of journalists policing journalists, you have to be honest and admit that is going to probably end up with abuse, more abusive behaviour by journalists".

The Channel 4 News presenter Jon Snow has said he cannot remember a "worse-tempered or more abusive, more boring UK campaign" than that for the EU referendum.

Rupert Murdoch's New York Post saluted Graham in an editorial: "If hauling your son out of a violent confrontation with police is abuse, we need more abusive parents.

But there was nothing honest or genuine in the gruesome spectacle of Floyd getting steadily more hammered, more melancholy and more abusive at a lunch with his daughter Poppy, from whom he had been estranged for 10 years.

What is more abusive than a God who only shows up to inflict more harm?

She boarded a plane for New York in 1994, but landed again in a heap of trouble, getting involved in two more abusive relationships, each of which produced a daughter.

"After three years of tolerating this, I gave birth to a girl and that made my husband even more abusive - he did not want a girl.