Sentence examples for disgusting remark from inspiring English sources

Or maybe it was a disgusting remark about your ethnicity, weight, or faith.

The disgusting remark, clumsily trying to tie in police killing of unarmed black people to having "a job" was made by Gerald Seabrooks, a bishop from Brooklyn.

This time, Jack Straw, the home secretary, and other government spokesmen, accuse Mr Hague of having made a series of "disgraceful" and "disgusting" remarks about race, policing and crime.

He was disgusted, remarking to his wife, Jacqueline, "Oh, you know, we're heading into nut country today".

I've endured disgusting sexual remarks, persistent hissing (the equivalent to whistling in Latin American) and have even been followed by a cop carrying an assault rifle, causing me to quickly abandon a mid-afternoon walk.

A colored nursemaid who had been watching from the sidelines turned away in disgust, remarking to her infant charge.

Mr. Vallone's reference to "used car salesmen" angered Mr. Stern, who called the remark "disgusting".

Craig Connelly, the bag man for Martin Kaymer, said he was disgusted by remarks towards García from the galleries during round three.

N'Zogbia was quoted as being "disgusted" by remarks made by McLeish who was reported to have said the former Wigan player "preferred cars to football".

(At one point Judith Martin, a k a Miss Manners, appears to be so disgusted with remarks made by the porn actor Ron Jeremy that she takes off her microphone and rises from her seat).

The comments caused outrage among viewers, many of whom branded Finnigan's remarks "disgusting" and "insensitive", and Finnigan was forced to apologise for appearing to downplay the seriousness of Evans's crime.