The phrase "hateful remarks" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It can be used to describe hurtful or offensive comments made by someone. Example: The politician's speech was full of hateful remarks towards marginalized communities.
Nothing encourages hateful remarks more than anonymity.
"Through hateful remarks, they always say something loving to each other".
"Beyond that, the hateful remarks allegedly made by the defendant and which precipitated the defendant's actions should never be tolerated by a civilized society".
Mr. Almontsar, who said he had been the object of hateful remarks since the World Trade Center attacks, said he found himself in an odd position.
Mr. Bolsonaro's plaudits for the dictatorship have his critics questioning why he should enjoy special judicial standing as a congressman, ensuring that lawsuits against him over hateful remarks advance at a snail's pace in the Supreme Court.
That same week at the University of Arizona, library officials discovered that more than fifty books had been filled with "hateful remarks toward religion, race, and sexual orientation," the Arizona Star reported, though the books were found in a routine review of the collection, making it unclear when the defacement had taken place.
But when 3-year-old Samara Muir, an Aboriginal girl from outside Melbourne, Australia, dressed up as the movie's Queen Elsa for a Disney-themed children's event at a shopping center last month, she was met with hateful, racist remarks from a bystander and her two daughters, The Courier reported.
Paul Krugman's Oct. 21 column contextualized and rationalized the hateful anti-Semitic remarks of Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad of Malaysia at the Organization of the Islamic Conference.
Redelinghuys added: "Such discriminatory, hateful and divisive remarks have no place in our constitutional democracy and is starkly at odds with our bill of rights".
But apart from the moral dimension (he called Mr Sterling's remarks "hateful opinions" and "deeply offensive and harmful"), was his decision also informed by commercial considerations, concerned that the NBA brand could be tarnished or that players could boycott games.
Conventional wisdom says that, after years of career exile following truly hateful and execrable remarks about Jewish people, as well as high-profile allegations of misogyny and verbal abuse, this is the moment where Hollywood is willing to extend an olive branch of forgiveness in Gibson's way.
