Sentence examples for derogatory messages from inspiring English sources

The venerable co-owner Wellington Mara, who has seen chartered planes carrying derogatory messages near Giants Stadium, saw the need to issue support for Jim Fassel.

The police and Muslim groups have said that there have been anti-Muslim episodes in many parts of the country, the most common involving derogatory messages on social media sites like Twitter and Facebook.

They included derogatory messages about Smith as a Jew, the South Korean international Kim Bo-kyung, reportedly four other offensive texts, and a reference to Vincent Tan, Cardiff City's Malaysian owner, as "the Chink".

A few years ago, teachers at the conference said, many schools shunned rap, because of its reputation for crude language, its derogatory messages about women and its association with violence.

In February, Blackpool's owners launched a libel case against the supporters' forum Back Henry Street over six allegedly derogatory messages made about the pair, while another supporter, David Ragozzino, was given three weeks to respond to a claim for £150,000 damages from the club over a post made on another website, Another View From the Tower.

These group of high school students have also received many more racist and derogatory messages.

A lawyer for Mr. O'Connor, Thomas C. Wright, said there was no evidence that his client had forwarded the racially derogatory message to anyone.

When an adolescent attempts to post a derogatory message on social media, ReThink uses patented context-sensitive filtering technology to determine whether or not it's offensive and gives the adolescent a second chance to reconsider their decision.

Perhaps send a few scurrilous rumours bouncing round the press-box that Rob has been sending derogatory text messages to other Gruanaid staffers......"......

It was Prior who made a telephone call to Pietersen trying to resolve the gulf that had opened in the England dressing room during the stormy summer of 2012, when Pietersen was accused of sending derogatory text messages about the then England captain Andrew Strauss to the touring South African party.

However, by the third Test he had been dropped following reports he sent derogatory text messages about team-mates.