Sentence examples for destructive language from inspiring English sources

Other European finance ministers will have to answer for agreeing to forward to their leaders a provisional draft containing Schäuble's destructive language.

Let's also get rid off destructive language that is based on positive and negative stereotypes.

"He would plead with Americans to recognize that the caustic, destructive language emanating from our current president is sullying the dream that America once was," she added.

Just as our nation was forced to diffuse the destructive language, negative stereotypes, and ingrained biases that allowed discrimination and oppression of black people, handicapped people, gay and lesbian people, and others; we must now recalibrate the poverty climate in America.

Not after the still-unsolved femicides, or the destructive xenophobic language coming from political circles in the United States, which mostly describes the border as a threat and never as an opportunity.

A wry comment, perhaps, on the destructive potential of language.

After all, calling attention to the destructive power of abusive language is hardly censorship.

The "stand your ground" law in Florida abrogates the responsibility of government entirely; as long as government defaults on this most essential responsibility, more people will die at the hands of self-appointed "enforcers" using their own destructive filters race, dress, language, location to determine who is a threat to the community.

Anyone who has read Carole Dweck's Mindset will be fully versed in the destructive power of such culturally vindicated language.

Some people might think you're weird if you use abbreviations ALL the time - Language can be most destructive, but also most enjoyable.

On a more sinister note, al-Qaida videos and Web sites unite people across geographies and languages to a common destructive end.