Sentence examples for very derogatory from inspiring English sources

She was using some very derogatory terms.

They were both of very obese women in a very derogatory way.

"He has been very derogatory toward all kinds of women," Clinton said.

The term used by Ms. Collins -- "birther" -- is very derogatory and is meant in a derogatory way.

Did I mention that, in his letter, Trump complained about my calling him a "birther" because the word was "very derogatory and meant in a derogatory way"?

Band's allies were accused of taking "significant sums of money from my parents personally" and of referring to her father "in very derogatory ways".

"There's been a very degrading, derogatory language about voodoo," he said in a recent interview.

"I include his anti-immigrant tirades because he characterises immigrants in very racially derogatory ways, but he was Islamophobic, he was anti-women, he really had the whole package of bigotry that he was putting on offer to those who were intrigued and attracted to him.

They both are very persuading derogatory accusations that conveniently abandon the inherent history of the terms they try to, flip.

I would even take it a step further: black voters are not only considered unimportant, but are considered only as black voters and nothing else - a very subtly derogatory and dehumanizing characterization in that it implies African Americans are just one dimensional simpletons, rather than multi-dimensional humans.

"Here we are at the end of the millennium seeing work that is very sexist and derogatory..