Sentence examples for insulting speech from inspiring English sources

Less extreme "author abuse" – demeaning and insulting speech targeted at the writer of the article or another comment – is much more common on all online news sites, and it formed a significant proportion of the comments that were blocked on the Guardian site, too.

"Not only did Obama make a somewhat insulting speech to the Iranian people just hours after implementation of the nuclear agreement, but the U.S. then went and imposed these new sanctions," said Professor Mohammad Marandi, an expert on American affairs at Tehran University whose views often reflect official Iranian policy.

2. Abstaining from insulting speech and not to use words cruelly against others.

But libertarians would like to see the law further amended, so as to end completely the bar on "insulting" speech and take away the reference to religious aggravation.

But in comments on the post, Zuckerberg was taken to task for Facebook's earlier removal of a post by Pakistani actor Hamza Ali Abbasi that questioned the value of "insulting" speech.

Zuckerberg's status update on 9 January promising "a service where you can speak freely without fear of violence" sparked a debate about Facebook's own censorship, from breastfeeding photos to a post by Pakistani actor Hamza Ali Abbass that questioned the value of "insulting" speech.

Ms Fransen, 31, has been charged in the UK with using "threatening, abusive or insulting words or behaviour" over speeches she made at a rally in Belfast.

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Both Roberts and Leyonhjelm pledged to revive the debate around section 18C of the Racial Discrimination Act, which prohibits insulting or offensive speech based on race.

Thus, for example, insulting and humiliating speech, shouting and scolding were classified as 'verbal abuse'; whilst ignoring patients or being uncaring, dismissive or hostile were classified as 'rudeness'rudeness