Sentence examples for pejorative about from inspiring English sources

There is nothing inherently pejorative about it.

TR Anything pejorative about Adrian Chiles.

"I reject the idea that there is something pejorative about the physical description," he said.

It was found by IPSO to be prejudicial and pejorative about trans people and blind people.

The French president, Jacques Chirac, aware that Vedrine's term implied American arrogance, assured Craig Whitney of The New York Times in December 1999 that "when Vedrine said America was a hyperpower there was nothing pejorative about it".

And I think there's something slightly pejorative about the term … it presupposes – in a kind of sexist way – this idea that's ingrained in culture that women lack the imagination to write about anything other than their exact literal lives.

Talking to Wildschut and Sedikides, I'm intrigued to know if those lazy pejoratives about forward- and backward-looking cultures have any merit.

Cursing in Jamaica, or tracing, involves trading very personal insults that often include strings of pejorative adjectives about a person's appearance, escalating to insults about political affiliations, and possibly invoking the names of local criminals to threaten the other party into submission.[8].

They had trackers in 36 states and unearthed some gems of opposition research on Democratic challengers, including Iowa Rep. Bruce Braley's pejorative comments about farmers and the detailed memo from Michelle Nunn's campaign about her weaknesses and their overall strategy.

After some rather pejorative comments about never having peer review, benefiting from affirmative action and lying about research or credentials.

At one Christmas party, a magazine rep made a pejorative remark about my skin color.