Sentence examples for gypsies from inspiring English sources

He may have denied using the N-word but he also called an Asian man a "slope" and has called the Romanians "gypsies" and the Scots "tramps".

Mindful of this history, we are equally alarmed at continuing fascist violence and the toxic sentiments expressed by many politicians and much of the media against migrants, asylum seekers, Gypsies and Travellers.

The Royal Collection, which owns this masterpiece, claims the thugs are "gypsies", but that is unnecessarily specific.

As they were writing only a few years after gypsies had been victims of an attempted genocide, this is no trivial point.

Their very different treatment of gypsies shows this.

They are villains in her books: in Saville's, not only are the gypsies good characters, but people who are prejudiced against them generally turn out to be no good.

He also invited Holocaust survivor Ruth Barnett, author of the recent book Jews and Gypsies, who came to Britain on the Kinderstransport aged four, to speak at the cabaret.

Roma are also known as Gypsies.

Why Rupert Murdoch is polite Cardinal Martini, shaker, stirrer Sad gypsies From mayor's nest to the Kremlin?

That she herself was involved in choosing concentration-camp gypsies for a wartime film project, "Tiefland", there is no doubt.

War heroes would be a more deserving cause than the gypsies, gays, foreigners and fraudsters favoured by the fund, it snorted.