Sentence examples for abusive brand from inspiring English sources

No one seems intimidated by him and, as for his abusive brand of pedagogy, well, it's a kind of game, says his colleague and former student Carlo Jacucci.

Firstly, every time I essay a little mild humour about a minority sport I receive torrents of abusive emails branding me a cynical supercilious couch potato compensating for my own deficiencies by making fun of others' innocent enjoyment, all of which obviously is absolutely fair comment.

Four Metropolitan police officers who say they were "branded abusive thugs" after the arrest of terror suspect Babar Ahmad 13 years ago have won the right to seek damages in the high court.

The firm, which argues clients' names are protected by attorney-client privilege, acknowledges that 600 unnamed clients did deals resembling the "Son of Boss" shelter, which the Treasury branded abusive in August 2000.

Yet activists who this week called MPs "warmongers" have been branded as abusive bullies.

A draft ruling that brands Microsoft an abusive monopolist is being circulated internally within the commission, before it is shown to national competition regulators for comments next month.

Microsoft is appealing a ruling that branded it an abusive monopolist, ordered two important changes to the way the company operates, and fined the company 497 million euros, or $604 million, for breaking European antitrust law.

Skeptics noted that Brand had enabled Knight's abusive behavior for years.

He offered a general apology for what the trustees and Brand called "persistent and systematic" abusive behavior.

The European Commission's ruling against Microsoft, issued here on Wednesday, brands the company as an abusive monopolist, and imposes remedies on it that go much further than those negotiated between Microsoft and the Justice Department three years ago.

"Do you think we could employ Brand and Wossy to leave some abusive messages for the team?" wonders Dave Batchelor.