Sentence examples for some bigoted from inspiring English sources

Cox's celebrity has been met with some bigoted responses.

Some fans tweeted one of his more famous scenes as Lafayette, in which the character marches out of the kitchen to confront some bigoted diners.

While it is unfortunate that there are some bigoted people who may mistake us for Muslims and hurl abuse at us, the issue to be tackled here is ignorant hate first not the mis-identification of our religion".

The loyalties of news executives must extend to ethics and the imperatives of journalism, not to the careerism of some bigoted hack who just happens to score high ratings.

As someone born and raised in Appalachia, in East Tennessee, I recognized the attitudes of Trump voters – some bigoted, some resigned – and experiences of hardship shared by many in the region.

But X is unlikely to see herself in those terms, and even if she does hold (from the author's perspective) some bigoted views, it is doubtful these represent the whole picture.

Kobe Bryant isn't some great, bigoted monster, as some have implied, but he isn't the innocent victim of some overblown one-off incident about a word that's "not even that bad," either.

We can regret their deaths without honoring their views — which some find bigoted or, at least, to use the word of the decade, insensitive.

While not unexpected, Mr. Helms's announcement was received solemnly by his admirers, who view him as a courageous captain of American conservatism, and cheered by his detractors, who see him as narrow-minded, obstinate and, in some cases, bigoted against minorities and homosexuals.

However, VICELAND's Desus and Mero disagree, saying that it's totally fine to kick some major bigoted ass.

And most Hawaiians like it that way; Surfing can be a parallel universe, and at times, we've excused some overtly bigoted behavior regarding race, religion, and sexuality.