Sentence examples for bigoted expression from inspiring English sources

McCain and his party colleagues nonetheless stayed true to form with the exception of Collins and reiterated every chance they got the bigoted expression of support signed by former military leaders.

"If you shoot up a Quran on your own property, that is bigoted freedom of expression.

The connection between the expression of bigoted opinion and taking harmful actions is more salient than ever.

In a part of the world where one's religion is as key to one's identity as nationality and race, most people simply view such forms of expression as a bigoted attack on their very existence.

"What we are seeing is a blurring of the lines with regard to bigoted discourse and mainstream sociopolitical expression," said Brian Levin, professor of criminal justice and director of the Center for the Study of Hate and Extremism at California State University, San Bernardino.

"I don't say these things thinking, I'm saying a bigoted thing here.

"Then take off your clothes and look at yourselves in the mirror, then burn your body that you so despise to get rid of your sexual complexes forever, before subjecting me to your bigoted insults or denying my freedom of expression".

In the United States the Supreme Court has, over recent decades, fully protected the expression of viewpoints that are offensive, bigoted and even provocative as long as they do not constitute a genuine threat.

But the Arizona law expressing that anger is bigoted, and in a very particular way.

A furious Weinstein called Le Pen's attack "repulsive," saying it represented "a bigoted world view".

With the lines drawn up like this, it was a no-brainer: either you were on the side of a bigoted rightwing philistine or you were for freedom of artistic expression.