Sentence examples for which is derogatory from inspiring English sources

"I'm the fall guy in every routine, I don't think there's anything which is derogatory about women".

Regarding the Black Power List, Phillips wrote: "'Racist' is used to describe material which is derogatory and insulting, which this publication clearly is not".

"Thank you for your recent letter regarding the Black Power List 2008... 'Racist' is used to describe material which is derogatory and insulting, which this publication clearly is not".

However, the phrase government solicitors recommend – forbidding "any statement which is derogatory, defamatory and/or disparages or is intended to disparage the reputation of the employer or any other Government Department or Agency or the Crown or any of its or their employees, officers or agents" – will inhibit factual statements of potential interest.

Ms. Cheng was quick to add that the media has a pivotal role in shaping society's attitudes through insightful and responsible journalism that was free of stigma traps such as language which is derogatory or synonymous with death and ruin.

Don't refer to self harm as "self mutilation" (which is derogatory) or a "failed suicide attempt".

A "refund settlement agreement" for L.M.'s signature was e-mailed to her last week, requiring that she "refrain from making any statements, public or private, written or oral, which are derogatory or critical or may discredit, malign, or disparage the releasee's reputation or business".

The statement said Pietersen had not retained the text messages, but gave a "binding assurance that, to the best of his recollection", they did not "convey any messages which were derogatory about the England captain, the England team director, the ECB or employees of the ECB".

Spooky kids, Kindergoths, Mansonites, Mallgoths...these pre-teen or early-teen types are known by many names, most of which are derogatory.

The Dubliner was found to be in breach of clause eight of his Cricket Ireland contract which prohibits any comment which "denigrates, is derogatory, or is prejudicial to the interests of cricket; or is of a nature which brings the game of cricket or Cricket Ireland into disrepute".

But when a collective designs a product, you get design by committee, which is a derogatory expression for a reason".