Sentence examples for direct abusive from inspiring English sources

They might not direct abusive insults at the Chinese, but their concerns are real.

Twitter's success has also sprouted legions of so-called trolls, users who direct abusive or threatening comments at other users.

At the end of this mad, sad affair the Arsenal midfielder appeared to direct abusive hand-signs at the Wednesday supporters and was alleged to have hit a police officer in the tunnel.

The governing body is investigating a second complaint by Leicester that Toulon's England international full-back Delon Armitage allegedly directed abusive language at spectators after leaving the pitch at half-time.

Brenda Leyland, from Burton Overy, Leicestershire, was accused of being one of the so-called "trolls" directing abusive messages at the McCanns.

Benitez was left with plenty to ponder after the frosty response from his own fans, who directed abusive chants at him during the game and also delivered a minute's applause for Di Matteo after 16 minutes, in honour of the Italian who wore the number 16 shirt as a player.

I have no doubt that this was used as a training exercise in weapons-handling by you, and the people who had the same ends in mind as you had". Ali, who was also convicted of sending malicious communications having directed "abusive" anti-democracy messages at a local councillor after making his way back to the UK from Istanbul via Ireland, was also given an extended five-year licence period.

As there is video evidence that he appeared to direct racially abusive words towards Anton Ferdinand he does not rebut claims he said the words in question.

One of the suits claims that 1,269 out of 2,343 reviews (54 percent) across 11 products from the seller Arobo Trade INC/Aumax Direct were abusive.

All this could be for little if a Football Association charge of directing racially abusive language at Wolves' Moroccan utility player Romain Saïss is upheld.

Jonjo Shelvey potentially faces a lengthy ban after being charged with directing racially abusive language at an opponent by the Football Association.