Sentence examples for harmful remarks from inspiring English sources

Throughout the summer, activists urged marketers not to support "Dr. Laura," which went on the air last Monday on more than 200 stations across the country, because of what they deemed hurtful and harmful remarks about homosexuals by Dr. Schlessinger on her radio show.

People end up thinking they can ask whatever they want, making harmful remarks even if they don't want to hurt anybody.

After facing somewhat of a backlash over claims that Professor Dawkins had implyed the stories themselves were harmful, he clarified his remarks on Twitter, saying that his initial raising of the question had been taken out of contest.

But he didn't budge from the position that homosexuality is "immoral," he said, and George's remarks were "harmful" and "alienating" for Catholics in the LGBT community.

Regardless of the intentions behind unsolicited remarks, they are equally harmful in featuring sexuality as a minoritizing characteristic.

As a presidential candidate, McCain should take a broader view of his remark by realizing how harmful it is to use any racially derogatory term, in any context.

Rosenberg said cannabis is still "harmful and dangerous," but that his original remarks should have been clearer.

It can be used in many positive ways, but can also be destructive and harmful when used incorrectly," Trump said in her opening remarks as she addressed a panel featuring youth activists, social media executives, law enforcement officials and educators.

While some administration officials have testified that the cuts would be harmful to government programs, few lawmakers have seized on their remarks and run with them.

This work is home to Marx's notorious remark that religion is the 'opiate of the people', a harmful, illusion-generating painkiller, and it is here that Marx sets out his account of religion in most detail.

But Trump's remarks not only missed the root of the issue, they contributed to the harmful notion that the problem is with the women and the victims for being there in the first place. .