Sentence examples for name calling that from inspiring English sources

"It really is a shame that every four years the Village has to deal with the smut and name calling that has seemingly become a tradition," one party spokesperson lamented on Facebook.

Compared with the name calling that would soon ensue, "gay" was the easiest.

If you are convinced that tax breaks for the rich will improve our economy, for example, feel free to attempt to convince me of your perspective--but please refrain from inflammatory rhetoric and name calling that undermines our society's civility.

The question is how to break down the silos, and temper the shouting and name calling that keep people apart and make it impossible to see and hear one another and get things done.

There is a reason why Congress rarely gets above 25percentt in the approval ratings -- tens of millions of Americans are tired of the snark, backstabbing, the hypocrisy and the near-ending name calling that we have all come to expect on House of Cards (Season 3 coming this week!).

She used overly-strong imagery and emotive rhetoric perhaps, but – despite all the shouting and name calling that followed – Leigh Alexander was essentially right, and Gamergate proves it.

Ms. Ortiz's was the first name called that cold morning at Fishkill, and she took her place in an armless chair, dressed in prison greens, her long brown hair in a ponytail; she was 40.

Mr. Robinson did not want to put his own name on the label, calling that approach old-fashioned.

He also engages in other kinds of name-calling that have been banished from civil discourse.

Just as important, both sides maintained a civil and business-like tone throughout, in sharp contrast with some of the name-calling that has gone before.

Despite a few flashes of spirited irritation, the conversation never descended into the sort of nastiness or name-calling that can characterize parliamentary debates.