Sentence examples for toxic language from inspiring English sources

Mitchell said he was accused of using "awful toxic language" that amounted to a lie.

He writes: "I looked him in the eye and gave him my word that I had not used the awful toxic language attributed to me.

Amid growing support for Mitchell on the Tory benches, the former chief whip says he was accused of using "awful toxic language" that amounted to a lie.

On the other hand, for black people who feel leaderless, and assaulted on all sides – whether by everyday racism, austerity or the toxic language of immigration, post-racialism is a luxury we've not yet earned.

Yet the banning of the book also served to foster a myth – the myth that Mein Kampf carried a uniquely toxic message, conveyed in uniquely toxic language that could be quarantined off after 1945 and rendered harmless.

Ubisoft has been talking about removing toxic language from the platform for a while.

This toxic, misplaced language certainly doesn't bode well, either.

"Toxic" is the language of the Environmental Protection Act of 1999; it doesn't necessarily mean poisonous, but rather that the species could have an irreversible, damaging, or potentially uncontainable impact on its surrounding environment.

After a couple of weeks of public attacks, Parker has moved from declaring his innocence of the crimes of which he was acquitted to speaking the new social- and campus-justice language of toxic masculinity and rape culture.

It's a sci-fi disaster thriller, basically, driven by the conceit that language has become toxic in a more than purely metaphorical sense.

In terms of the Republican primary race now ending, could there be any more toxic sentence in the English language than "It's now my pleasure to introduce my collaborator and friend, Senator Edward Kennedy"?