Sentence examples for using derogatory language from inspiring English sources

The official video, which went live on the team's YouTube channel last week, asks spectators to refrain from using derogatory language, alluding to the commonly-used word "puto," which can be -- and often is -- used to mean "faggot" or gay prostitute, against the opposing team's goalkeeper.

Without jeopardizing my friendships with these guys, how do you recommend I effectively make them stop using derogatory language?

Bolotkhanov and his men wanted to liquidate him for using derogatory language about Kadyrov, they said in the video.

On the video Ms. Rhodes is also shown using derogatory language to describe Geraldine Ferraro, a former congresswoman and Democratic nominee for vice president.

He acknowledged using derogatory language to describe the former executive, Anucha Browne Sanders, and to having sex with a team intern.

The department said Boykin violated department policies by using derogatory language on Instagram, and allowing his girlfriend to ride in his patrol car.

But no one dares to use derogatory language in regard to any white or black player's ethnicity.

If someone uses derogatory language or tries to start a monkey chant in 2015, he or she will often be rounded upon by those seated nearby.

Such attacks intensified after the two politicians thumbed their noses at China during a chaotic swearing-in ceremony in October at which they unfurled banners reading "Hong Kong is not China" and used derogatory language to refer to China in their oaths.

The Czech president also used derogatory language when discussing Russian protest group Pussy Riot in an expletive-filled interview earlier this month.

Minneapolis mother Jessica Bennett and her 19-month-old son were seated next to Handley on the flight when Bennett's son, Jonah, began crying during the plane's descent, the 60-year-old man allegedly used derogatory language toward the child and slapped him.