"abusive remarks" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to insulting or offensive statements made towards someone. It can be used in various contexts, such as describing someone's behavior, a situation, or a specific remark. For example: - The politician received widespread criticism for their abusive remarks towards their opponent during the debate. - The online forum was filled with abusive remarks directed towards the author of the controversial article. - The bystanders were shocked and saddened by the man's abusive remarks towards the homeless person begging on the street. - The teacher was reprimanded for making abusive remarks towards their students. - The company's social media account was bombarded with abusive remarks after a product recall was announced.
Francis said she too had been subjected to abusive remarks.
Luis Suárez, a Uruguayan forward who plays for Liverpool, was suspended for eight games for making abusive remarks toward Patrice Evra, a black French defender who plays for Manchester United.
We would also like to know when the FA intend to charge Patrice Evra with making abusive remarks to an opponent after he admitted himself in his evidence to insulting Luis Suárez in Spanish in the most objectionable of terms.
And weeks before that, the Spanish national team manager, Luis Aragones was overheard making racially abusive remarks about Arsenal striker Thierry Henry in what he claimed was an attempt to motivate Henry's Arsenal teammate Jose Antonio Reyes.
Ukraine's foreign minister has become embroiled in an unusual diplomatic row after he was caught on camera making abusive remarks about Vladimir Putin outside the Russian embassy in Kiev on Saturday evening.
On Tuesday, the Uruguayan forward Luis Suárez, who plays for Liverpool of the English Premier League, was suspended for eight matches and fined about $63,000 for making abusive remarks in an October game toward Patrice Evra, a black defender from France who plays for Manchester United.
Before the court came to the racially abusive remark, it had to establish the context for it, an exercise that provided a startling insight into traditional soccer-field discourse.
But the low blows reached new highs this week with his statements about abortion and another abusive women-hating remark.
In a blog written after Lamb's criticism last week, Jokers' Masquerade's Mike Dawson said the website's staff had been sent "abusive comments, blasphemous and expletive remarks" on social media.
America does not give away its children, does it?" But he also often peppers his remarks with references to abusive American parents who he says have mostly escaped proper punishment, calling them "bastards" and "pedophiles".
By many accounts, women who attended Dartmouth in the late 1970s and 1980s experienced moments of harshness, like sexist remarks, feelings of isolation and abusive fraternity row songs, yet they also developed resilience and resourcefulness.
