(By analogy: To call someone a "kraut" is both to assert that he is German and to express a derogatory attitude toward people of this nationality).
The main point for me was the posts in which he expressed himself in a very derogatory way, and we are not of that opinion".
To some extent, the anti-pastoralist statements of current African policy makers seem even more extreme and derogatory than those expressed during the colonial period.
"What are they saying about me?" Wildenstein quoted a slightly derogatory opinion a friend had expressed; he had to have some revenge for being so abruptly swept off his course.
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Campaigners complained the use of the word "gypsier" was "derogatory and demeaning", and the show's sponsor, Honda, expressed concerns.
"They should not express comments that are derogatory to whole ethnic and religious groups".
In the early years of her tenure as First Lady she was tagged 'Plastic Pat,' the derogatory nickname applied because, according to critics, she was always smiling while her face rarely expressed emotion and her body language made her seem reserved, and at times, artificial.
The RNs at one site often used derogatory language when describing interactions between these professional groups; this interestingly occurred at the RT site where RNs expressed their own professional position as strongest.
The suit said the town officials also expressed a personal anti-gay bias, making statements like "We're sick to death of you gays thinking you can go ahead and do whatever you want out here on Fire Island," and "Your people don't have families," followed by a derogatory term.
