Sentence examples for highly derogatory from inspiring English sources

Many regard it as a highly derogatory term.

At the time, Mr Ram issued a statement against his uncle, accusing him of acting in a "highly derogatory" manner.

The American musician began trending worldwide after she posted the string of comments which referred to Malik in highly derogatory terms.

"It was noticed the documentary film depicts the comments of the convict which are highly derogatory and are an affront to the dignity of women," Singh told lawmakers in parliament.

"It was noticed the documentary film depicts the comments of the convict which are highly derogatory and are an affront to the dignity of women," Mr Singh said in parliament.

The home minister announced on Wednesday that there would be an investigation into how the film crew were able to interview the death row convict, whose comments he called "highly derogatory and an affront to the dignity of women".

Through a number of highly controversial derogatory remarks, he has already alienated women, immigrants, black people and Muslims, a considerably large chunk of the voters if you ask me.

The public summary report, posted Thursday on the department inspector general's Web site, noted that officials who were interviewed described their colleagues in "highly personal and often derogatory terms".

WAPA TV had its share of controversy this fall, when La Comay, an outspoken puppet that hosted the network's most highly rated show, SuperXclusivo, was accused of making derogatory remarks about a slain publicist.

But don't forget that Bush has a long history of using derogatory language that's indicative of his highly disturbing policy priorities.

Most gay men in Bangladesh are highly critical of the term MSM, which they consider to be derogatory and apolitical, effectively reducing men's actions to their sexual urges.