Sentence examples for something derogatory from inspiring English sources

Someone said something derogatory and my angry persona took over.

"I don't think he's got a nickname for me, but it would probably something derogatory like Croissant Nose or Shlid".

Late in 2010, he saw that the listing under Laurel had been altered, "to something derogatory," he said.

They are very loyal — they would attack anyone who said something derogatory about her — but they are scared to death.

"People who want to say something derogatory about LIPA should be able to do so and not be arrested for it," he said.

Crosley described being nervous that she would say something derogatory about Barnard, where Didion's daughter Quintana studied, though she had no particular prejudice about Barnard and couldn't imagine what would provoke such a remark.

We used to know each other 30 years ago.' A little bewildered by this segue - I mean, what conspiracy? - I blurt something mildly derogatory about Greer.

But if I read something particularly derogatory about myself, I find myself thinking of the young girl out there who's fancying getting involved in politics and gets puts off because she doesn't think she'd like to go through all of that".

And then you go on Twitter, don't you, some of you, you go on Twitter and you call me a "wet twat" because I said something vaguely derogatory about your shit hole hometown in passing.

And then you go on Twitter, don't you, some of you, you go on Twitter and you call me a "wet twat" because I said something vaguely derogatory about your shithole hometown in passing.

There is some dispute over whether it is equivalent to saying "fags" or "queers" or something rather less derogatory, but Kaminiski has agreed not to use the term in future as he does not wish to give offence.