Sentence examples for demeaning language from inspiring English sources

I can't brush aside demeaning language, but I can understand what motivates it.

"The perpetuation of negative stereotypes and demeaning language hurts us all," he said.

Mr. Donovan said the Metro-North ad was allowed because it did not reach the authority's threshold for "demeaning" language.

Giving a currency to demeaning language can blind us to the fact we have embraced demeaning perceptions about other people.

The group was given the opportunity to revise the ad, but it refused, and claimed in a lawsuit that the agency's "no demeaning" language restriction was unconstitutional.

The lawsuit contains coarse and graphic words to describe the demands and demeaning language that Ms. Gatkuoth and several other female employees said they faced.

"The incident is being investigated, and while the District cannot share information about the discipline of specific students, any student that uses demeaning speech and language will receive consequences in accordance with the FHSD Code of Student Conduct.

Although this demeans both language and the notion of mathematical equivalence, it is apparently now official policy, so I think it will be best if I just dive straight in.

His epithet-dotted language — demeaning African-Americans, Italians and the Japanese, among others — is shocking now.

Women who object to demeaning images and language are also dismissed as being politically correct.

In this case, Johnson's "authenticity" resides in his signal that is acceptable to use demeaning, dehumanising language about Muslim women in religious clothing.