Sentence examples for pejorative expression from inspiring English sources

On the way back to her car, one woman spat out a pejorative expression.

According to pastor Joy, among themselves party members often use the pejorative expression yang jiao to designate Christianity.

This, Mr. Pastoureau explains, was "a particularly pejorative expression as barres, in old French, designates not only stripes but also the various marks of illegitimacy".

It's a pejorative expression alluding to man's capacity for indolence after all, the male bee makes no honey.

The term also refers to workers, it's a pejorative expression alluding to man's capacity for indolence, after all, the male bee makes no honey.

In that case, we also demonstrate in another sensitivity analysis that our findings are robust and valid for the most pejorative expression of CHIK-R (Additional file 3).

That's also true with pejorative expressions based on sexual preference.

A prominent professor of philology, requesting anonymity, said she was profoundly concerned at reports that the new owners of English might seek to eliminate from the language certain "pejorative proprietary expressions" like "this is a Mickey Mouse outfit" or "it's another Edsel".

Loss of p27Kip1 expression is a pejorative event in bladder tumors and inhibition of p27Kip1 degradation could offer new therapeutic ways.

Indeed, the median QSOX1 expression value was significantly lower in the patients with pejorative prognostic factors: premenopausal status, SBR grade III, negative ER or PgR, and/or high PAI1 level.

Results of the univariate MFS analysis (Table 3) show the relation between gabarapl1 expression levels and common prognostic factors: low levels were associated with pejorative prognostic factors.