Sentence examples similar to racist blow from inspiring English sources

At the Laugh Factory in Hollywood last Friday (the same club where Seinfeld star Michael Richards had his notorious racist blow-out, Tosh was delivering a routine addressing the funniness of ostensibly painful subjects.

Being accused of being racist is blowing this faux pas so out of proportion, it's ridiculous.

I mean, for Lefters, he'll still be highly distasteful, but I find the continual characterizations of Trump as fascist racist rapist both blown out of proportion and revealing of a central element that got him elected.

Many argue that racist incidents have been blown out of all proportion and that Liverpool and other visitors have nothing to fear.

They know how to imply something racist, hateful or misogynistic, blowing rhetorical dog whistles that bring out more blatantly offensive supporters while allowing themselves deniability.

The racist thing sort of blew up in the 90s and it's just a side effect of all of that.

Neil Lewington was arrested by chance on a train on his way to strike his first blow in his racist war against the "non-British".

The finding that nearly a third of voters believe Ukip is a racist party will be a blow to Farage, who angrily rejects claims that his party is the "BNP in blazers".

Ms. Donald gave her son's death purpose by striking a permanent blow against organized racist terror in America.

Jared Taylor of the hyper-conservative and openly racist magazine American Renaissance congratulated Wade on his blow to the supposedly fascist left that is academia.

Aakjaer, who had been employed by United on a casual basis since 2011, later posted on his Facebook profile  that he was "in no way a racist" and that the issue had been blown "completely out of proportion".