Sentence examples for bullying language from inspiring English sources

But the House added a variety of other provisions, including earmarks for military projects that favored American contractors and bullying language on Pakistan's nuclear program that would inevitably increase tensions with Islamabad and alienate the Pakistani public.

It's deliberate crudity, bullying language designed to inflict discomfort in a woman.

Verbal violence is also not acceptable, including bullying language or concepts.

She argues, not unreasonably, that most people instinctively know it is between a refusal to compromise on excellence and tipping into abusive or bullying language or behaviour.

Listening to the radio in the run-up to the referendum, she was appalled by the collapse of dialogue, the creep of lies, the resurgence of a kind of bullying language – "go home"; "we're coming after you" – she hadn't heard since she was a schoolgirl back in the 1970s.

But whereas, on the internet, bullying, foul language and explicit threats of violence have been commonplace, the demonstrations have been peaceful and orderly.The protesters have many targets.

We must fight for our own!" If peripheral languages are to survive, they will have to find a way to coexist with what Bob Holman calls the "bully" languages.

Working closely with local schools to identify homophobic bullying and language, I learned several things about how young people can get a better understanding of how to embrace their sexuality without being subject to discrimination.

I grew up in a very homophobic atmosphere in Northern Ireland, regular bullying, homophobic language and violence and no positive gay role models, gay life was hidden and not discussed.

Not exclusively, but my work was triggered by data in my own school, back in 2010, that showed despite being a school known as a beacon for inclusive practice, 75% of our pupils were hearing homophobic bullying and language on a daily basis.

A certain amount of tough talk is expected in any political campaign, but Trump consistently engages in bullying, demagogic language freighted with malice — and menace.