Sentence examples for pejorative attitudes from inspiring English sources
Mr. Spiegelman convincingly argues that he was using "Hitler's pejorative attitudes against themselves," and that using animals "allowed me to approach otherwise unsayable things".
With regard to micro rationing, it would be unfair to deny elderly patients health care if the doctor's decision was based on pejorative attitudes towards elderly people.
41, 42 This negative vision of aging (with pejorative attitudes toward old people) is not without consequences for older people themselves.
What is even more astonishing is the dismissive attitude and pejorative language used in dealing with anyone FORBES or Ashford doesn't agree with.
The university administration's attitude was adversarial and pejorative.
And we don't talk about the pejorative references to Indigenous Australians in the diaries and letters of these men – attitudes that informed their poor view of the indigenes of the Middle East.
And yet the representation of UK space endeavour is all too often skewed misleading and unduly pejorative: '…British space…more romance than reality.'1 Why does such partisan commentary occur and why has such an attitude prevailed for so long?
Stop pejorative thinking.
