Sentence examples for use of this word from inspiring English sources

For 15% of Americans -- or some forty million of us -- the very use of this word apparently triggers deeply emotional and hostile responses, responses that apparently can be softened or even avoided entirely simply by substituting the less fearsome phrase "gay men or lesbians".

Ric O'Barry corroborates the use of this word.

Do you think civilization is threatened by this particular use of this word?

Some people said Gervais's use of this word was offensive, could lead to hate crime and encourage use of the word.

Right under "smaragdite," he saw "smart," and there he read as an example of the use of this word in a sentence.

A plausible case can be made that the widespread public use of this word does more than offend, harm or intimidate African-Americans.

Even by using fingerspelling, our increasing usage of this word normalizes queer identities.

(There really is a "we," but my skittish use of the word at this moment cemented this woman's opinion that I live alone and that I will forever live alone).

For all of Mr. Kerry's use of the word "strength" this week, this is clearly not an issue that plays to his strength, or at least was not going into the convention.

This use of the word outside a medical context was in contravention of the Guardian style guide.

It was originally a monthly collection of essays and articles culled from elsewhere, hence the term magazine the first use of the word in this context.