Sentence examples for toxic views from inspiring English sources

"The toxic views would come out and they would either be blunted or neutralised, or at least [pupils] would be given something to think about.

I worry a lot about the toxic views that British voters have of their political classes, and the irrational loathing with which many of them view the EU.

She added: "So much of the pro-Brexit campaign rested on mainstreaming the most toxic views about 'outsiders' that have swirled around in public discourse for a long time".

In a democracy, voters must own the decisions of their representatives if voting to reelect politicians espousing toxic views.

The toxic views of Clippers owner Donald Sterling were making headlines, confirming that virulent prejudice is alive and well in the desiccated hearts of dinosaur men.

In fact, Williamson's (very) brief tenure at The Atlantic did exactly what it was intended to: It normalized his toxic views.

Against this toxic view of the world, I think we need to emphasize what splendidly impure and inauthentic creatures we are.

"The violence we see spreading from shopping malls in Oregon, to movie theaters in Colorado, to college campuses in Virginia, to elementary schools in Connecticut, is being spawned by the toxic view of a violent popular culture, a growing mental health crisis and the proliferation of combat-style weapons," Mr. Scarborough said.

"Clearly Boris's comments have in a way legitimised the rather toxic view of some people who see Muslims through a dehumanised lens," Mughal said.

The sudden shock of the 2008 global crisis, followed as it was by the first African-American President moving into the White House, merely spread such toxic world views, it seems.

Keir McKechnie, one of the organisers of the Stand Up to Trump protest planned to take place at the Turnberry Hotel, said: "We want the whole world to know he is not welcome in Scotland because of his toxic, racist views, his Islamophobia, his misogyny and homophobia".