Sentence examples for bigoted for from inspiring English sources
The phrase "bigoted for" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It means to hold prejudiced or narrow-minded views in favor of something. It can be used when describing someone who is biased towards a particular group or belief. Example: The politician's speeches were often bigoted for traditional family values, causing controversy among more progressive voters.
For too many voters, we were still the party that had once dismissed Gillian Duffy as "bigoted" for raising the question of mass migration and cultural change.
On Wednesday, the prime minister, unaware a broadcaster's lapel microphone was live, told a Labour aide in his campaign car that a Labour voter in the old mill town of Rochdale was "bigoted" for pressing him during a street exchange on Britain's record-high levels of immigration.
In any case, Mr. Cameron, in his Newquay visit, exuded quiet confidence that he may yet be in Downing Street before the week ends — something Conservative aides said reflected private party polls showing a plunge in support for Labour after Mr. Brown's campaign gaffe last week, when he called a 65-year-old widow "bigoted" for questioning him about Britain's record-high levels of immigration.
Nor were we astonished to overhear a tetchy Gordon Brown calling Rochdale's Gillian Duffy a "bigoted woman" for raising her immigration concerns during the 2010 election before looking for an aide to blame for the experience.
Unless you have been comatose for the last month, you are undoubtedly aware of the fact that the internet (or rather segments of the media) has engaged in high gear racially bigoted overdrive for the few weeks.
He came home unhurt, but she watched in disgust, helpless disgust, to see her brother, in uniform, picked out by rednecks, or white trash, for especially bigoted treatment.
Now, if you are Prime Minister, as Brown is for now, "bigoted" might not ever be a good thing to say about an elderly lady you've just met (barring extreme circumstances).
Understanding the detail of, for example, racist and bigoted assumptions, and how easily they can be made appealing, can prevent me from being bigoted, even towards bigots.
NPR shouldn't have fired Juan Williams for his stupid, bigoted -- and honest -- remarks.
These jokes are homophobic, transphobic, and bigoted, and you are culpable for what people do with the hate you spew.
That word is just as bigoted as the n-word for people of sub-Saharan African descent, the k-word for Jews, etc".
