Sentences with phrase «hateful language»
"Hateful language" refers to words, phrases, or expressions that are intended to harm, insult, or show strong dislike towards a person or a group based on their characteristics like race, gender, religion, or other aspects. It is language that promotes prejudice and can ignite negativity and harm towards others. Full definition
I am shocked at such hateful language here in the comments.
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I have never heard such controversial and hateful language in a public setting.
If they're willing, let these students share with the rest of the class how it felt to hear hateful language.
It's time that all sports enforce a zero tolerance of hateful language on and off the fields.»
Her two major speeches during the 2016 campaign — one at the Democratic convention, another excoriating Trump for «hurtful, hateful language about women» — were among the most powerful delivered during the cycle.
An Arab - American civil rights organization also asked director Clint Eastwood and actor Bradley Cooper to denounce hateful language directed at U.S. Arabs and Muslims after the release of the film.
We repudiate such hateful language as this, even if we do not support gay marriage.
«I think what really stuck me about them is the level of vitriol, the level of anger, the level of really hateful language toward LGBT people,» Haag said.
«It's insulting to Staten Islanders to think their support can be bought by this kind of hateful language,» said Mr. Gulino.
«Despite the hateful language used... the content of the letter falls below the threshold for a hate crime,» police said in a statement Tuesday.
How we insist that the hateful language they hear from public figures on TV does not represent the true spirit of this country.
«The hateful language... from public figures on TV does not represent the true spirit of this country,» said Michelle Obama.
«It is disgusting that campaign workers would sink so low as to use this sort of vile and hateful language to lie about my candidacy,» Curran said.
«It's insulting to Staten Islanders to think their support can be bought by this kind of hateful language.
Another distressing aspect of Trump's ascendancy is the surge of intolerant and hateful language, particularly online.