Sentence examples similar to hating remarks from inspiring English sources

James Wood has referred to it as a "contagion of moralising niceness" and Laura Miller was moved to observe in a recent piece for Salon that she'd "grown to hate such remarks.

But the low blows reached new highs this week with his statements about abortion and another abusive women-hating remark.

The focus of the magazine shifted as well to tackling more controversial issues to spark debate, printing such articles titled "I Hate Women" remarking on women who are politically apathetic, and "To Act or to Teach?" that was a back-and-forth debate on whether it was more effective to educate the public or take political action.

Recalling his snappy, gay-hating remarks in the cafeteria, I now guess he was reeling on the inside.

Since Republican congressional members, governors and candidates spend a good part of their time explaining what they really mean in their racially-charged, women-hating remarks, perhaps reading English Grammar for Dummies will help them articulate their thoughts more clearly.

In this episode, Jerry, at a relative's 50th anniversary dinner, makes a tactless remark about hating anybody who had a pony when they were a child.

Dar al-Ifta, Egypt's official religious body, dubbed Trump's remarks "hate rhetoric," and a spokeswoman for the U.N. refugee agency expressed concern that they could jeopardize the on-going refugee resettlement process.

Alina, whom I already hate (see her remarks re: Marty above), and Brenda B. found a hidden immunity idol clue.