Sentence examples for consider it an epithet from inspiring English sources
You know Democrats consider it an epithet, right?
Consider it an adventure.
Or consider the promotional material for a recent Batman comic featuring "Le Jardin Noir," France's own Arkham, which reads, "Someone has freed the lunatics, and unless they can be stopped, they'll turn Paris into a surreal Hell on Earth!" If "lunatics" were replaced with an epithet for another minority group, would we consider it acceptable?
Hydnellum diabolus (the species epithet is given the neuter diabolum in some publications) has a very similar appearance, so much so that some consider it and H. peckii to be synonymous; H. diabolus is said to have a sweetish pungent odor that is lacking in H. peckii.
Would she have considered it, to use her characters' most withering epithet, unsuitable?
Or, for that matter, anything about why, despite certain events in 1776, he considers "anticolonial" an epithet?
The reason, he explained, is his conclusion that President Obama is a true intellectual — a word that is frequently considered an epithet among populists with a robust suspicion of Ivy League elites.
"Vegetative state" is NOT meant as a hate term, even if Discovery thinks it an epithet.
As a matter of fact, to be called a Christian was considered a religious epithet, and it subjected Christians to ridicule, hate crimes and Christian-bashing in much of the same way as us queers are today.
It's an epithet that Adonis might proudly take as his own.
