Sentence examples for derogatory enough from inspiring English sources
Other judges have supported the interpretation that distortions and mutilations can be treated as individual concepts, and that treatments harming the author's reputation are only considered in that light if the treatment is not derogatory enough to constitute a distortion, as in Tidy v Trustees of the Natural History Museum.
If you call kids words that are derogatory to them just because they are unlucky enough to be born into a family that couldn't afford to give them the education that you had, they're going to hate you.
I decided that I'd finally had enough when, one day, it seemed I heard derogatory remarks everywhere I turned.
Last year, Google's YouTube faced a backlash from U.S. advertisers who said the company was not doing enough to prevent their ads from being played alongside derogatory and extremist content.
Sean Bell's past missteps should not have prohibited from fulfilling the majesty of his future--future--a word coincidentally enough that has become synonymous with Barack Obama in both reverential and derogatory ways.
Nevertheless, despite a few derogatory comments about Glinka's use of "coachman's music," A Life became popular enough to earn obtain permanent repertory status, the first Russian opera to do so in that country.
She retorted: "That's enough.... I'm not a chicken!" In French "chicken" can be a derogatory term for a woman.
A complete stranger looks a fat person over and, loud enough for everyone within earshot to register or maybe so quietly that only the victim hears, says something derogatory, perhaps even vicious about that person's weight.
Almost all are derogatory.
