Sentence examples for homophobic without from inspiring English sources

That's one of the reasons I'm against swearing-bans at work or on Twitter: it is possible to be outrageously racist, misogynist or homophobic without using a single swear word, and it is possible to be a splendid ally while swearing your head off.

The issue is with using taxpayer funds in a way that could give a platform to the worst kind of homophobic rhetoric – without even binding parliament to the result.

I've been around colleagues who made homophobic remarks without knowing my sexual orientation – which then forced me to confront them and ask them to shut the hell up.

I've been around colleagues who made homophobic remarks without knowing my sexual orientation which then forced me to confront them and ask them to shut the hell up.

We came from this area where everyone had a very nuclear family lifestyle, and people around us made a lot of racist and homophobic calls without even thinking about it.

Our kid is one those in this younger generation, raised without homophobic stigma, who know who they are and aren't shy about it.

She wrote, "While an artist who can barely get a sentence fragment out without using homophobic slurs is celebrated on the cover of every magazine, blog and newspaper, I'm disheartened that any self-respecting human being could stand in support with a message so vile".

Provision making it clear that the introduction of same-sex marriage has no impact on existing rights to freedom of speech and that it is possible oppose to same-sex marriage "without being homophobic".

My view is that fifteen or twenty years ago it was indeed possible to oppose gay marriages without being homophobic.

He had recently heard details from inside the board room of a prestigious institution where shockingly homophobic comments were made without any sense that something was wrong.

The independent gay MEP Nikki Sinclaire, who was expelled from Ukip for refusing to sit with Northern League colleagues in the European parliament, told the Observer that Ukip was still "without a doubt homophobic".