Sentence examples for negative spoken from inspiring English sources

The problem is that it may mean, in a more expansive sense, anything negative spoken about another.

"There's a lot of negative speak about what it means to be an immigrant," Orji said, possibly referring to the current rhetoric around immigration in the U.S. "I'm like, 'OK, I don't know where that came from,'" she continued.

Positive and negative words spoken with a negative or positive prosody, respectively, were found to activate the inferior frontal gyrus [21], [22] a structure implicated in word retrieval.

But negative words, spoken with anger, do even more damage.

Even if Trump handed off control of the corporation to his children, as he maintains he would do if elected, its lawyers could still pursue legal action, backed by the company's treasury, against critics making negative remarks, running negative advertisements or speaking negatively about Trump in the press.

He called the incident "a negative," and spoke candidly about trying to erase the "the black cloud hanging over my head" that had followed him from Oakland and Minnesota.

The strong reactions to the finale, positive as well as negative, "just speak volumes to how the show has gotten under people's skin," she said, adding: "I wasn't worried for one second that it would have influence on these awards and certainly not on my portrayal.

Negative thinking speaks in absolutes.

Animal rights activist and Animal Fair Founder and Publisher, Wendy Diamond drew numerous comments, both positive and negative, for speaking out against euthanization stating that her adorable adopted dog, Hope, was like a child to her.

Most respondents felt that public attitudes toward people with psychosocial disability were generally negative, and spoke of the exclusion and disempowerment which stigma can bring.

Affirmations carry the power to disrupt negative thoughts when spoken regularly.