Utiliser "derogatory" dans une phrase

1. "I won't say something derogatory about that," she smiled

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2. He opened it a fraction and confronted the guard on the other side in a derogatory tone

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3. The second was a speech about “young bucks” (a derogatory term for young Blacks) buying steaks on welfare

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4. “How long have you owned Club Hollywood?” she abruptly asked, interrupting something derogatory being said about a person named Mike

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5. Way too often the final Leftist response is some derogatory statement, such as ―You‘re a Racist‖ ―You‘re intolerant‖ ―You Conservatives are mean spirited‖ ―You have no generosity‖ or the final response and winner of the grand prize is, ―F__k You!!!‖ Or

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6. If you could rate the book with 5 stars it would help me a great deal as a large portion of the 97% will probably write derogatory reviews and rate the book with the lowest possible degree

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7. ” These latter names were derogatory, especially the first, which meant “pigs” and referred to the fact that eating the meat of that animal was forbidden to observant Judios

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8. or even the derogatory label alley cat

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9. there was nothing derogatory in her manner

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10. There wasn’t a hint of any derogatory information in the investigative reports

11. I also understand what a checkered record DS has for completing such investigations in a timely manner and resolving so-called derogatory information

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12. Remember that asking your partner derogatory questions about her period will not help what is otherwise a really unpleasant time of the month for her

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13. receiving derogatory remarks and questions in relation to his Irishness

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14. It was a derogatory term that was used to describe those who were born or reared in England and had lukewarm Irish aspirations when it suited them

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15. The soldier did not understand the word, but sensed it was derogatory

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16. you insist on name calling, on making derogatory remarks about a condition over

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17. derogatory comments about Greg, his family, the Admiral and his family and Abraham and his family

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18. “Yes, I can on the grounds of unethical conduct in the form of defamatory and derogatory

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19. “In the recording, we heard someone shout a derogatory remark in the beginning of Cadet

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20. butt, and uttered sexually derogatory words to her

21. penalized him for heading into the stands to settle matters with a fan who uttered a few derogatory comments on his play

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22. Even though she wasn’t a human, the derogatory term still sliced deep in Lezura, for she had come to appreciate her appearance

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23. Race records weren’t a derogatory term, but in the middle of the twentieth century Billboard journalist Jerry Wexler suggested a new name for this music: rhythm and blues

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24. In days of old, this derogatory term was used in jails and

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25. the meanings is derogatory

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26. does it compare with the derogatory words

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27. Cynthia that using derogatory terms against oneself was always

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28. Upon glancing into the pot, a few derogatory comments followed

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29. "Stray cats are used to being called derogatory names

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30. understand and speak it, after they make some derogatory comment about you, enter into the conversation in Polish

31. Faye’s damning of her husband seemed overexuberant, given that nothing had been obvious from the dancing session during the performance; her attitude towards her husband and the implications that she made were derogatory and insulting to them and demeaning to herself

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32. particularly with all the derogatory trash-talking that was levied

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33. Trolling, defined as the act of posting inflammatory, derogatory or provocative messages in

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34. [4] Pongo : Derogatory term used by aviators to designate ground soldiers

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35. derogatory ‘my way or the highway’ approach, specialists refuse to prescribe needed medicines unless patients submit to their terms which likely include unneccessary hospital stays and other waste that only serves to pad medical bills

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36. In fact, none of them ever reported anything derogatory nor negative in any manner

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37. Ben said something derogatory under his breath and turned to face straight ahead

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38. Angry Christians turned this into a derogatory term because they couldn‘t adequately monitor the Pagans who continued to practice their Folk Heritage

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39. gossip, vicious rumors and derogatory remarks on the

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40. he retaliate, making derogatory comments about her own appearance, when

41. It was an unfortunate expression to use, especially in a part of UP where the word ‘neech’ was a derogatory reference to the lower castes

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42. he would slip in a derogatory remark about them, saying that you never really knew where you

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43. people he worked with, referring to his place of employment by derogatory names such as the

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44. quickly adopted the derogatory term nigger and forced coloured

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45. uses in a derogatory way), insisting on a col ection of votes on this

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46. Needless to say, this master move was meant to remind the Hindus, just in case they forgot about the age-old Musalman habit of pulling down the Hindu temples, nay the derogatory buth-khanas

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47. Lexi had never visited while I was with Nathan as he always made the stay uncomfortable with snide remarks and derogatory humour

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48. The sun boy muttered something derogatory about the English as he took his leave, refusing to scurry and to obey his dismissal in such a fashion, the deceased calling unsubtle and very audible insults after him

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49. If there are threats to the Danish cartoonist’s life, there were also threats to the life of the Muslim painter MF Hussain for his portrayal of Hindu deities in a fashion that was perceived to be offensive by Hindu extremists, though it was actually not derogatory at all, considering the openness and liberalism of Hindu art over the centuries and the paintings were actually not even all that revealing

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50. “As a Chinese Godgle Censor, initially I would promote anything derogatory of the US of All, with the slight erasure of the mention of the iSlaveShop

51. sucky had a derogatory connotation to it

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52. house was spray painted with derogatory statements, there were letters

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53. A derogatory name that Yorubas call the ibos because

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54. derogatory response the General had received to

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55. literatureresulted in the derogatory sense that the word

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56. As a result, today the word: commune is barely ever used except in a derogatory fashion

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57. I was rewarded by a slap to the back of my head for my derogatory thought that I must have revealed somehow

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58. ” This is often, in fact, used in a derogatory way when someone is suspected of lying or making something up, yet it is the foundation of belief

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59. But Lisa, in a tone that was far from derogatory, began to ask questions about it right away, until Ingrid was forced to supply a detailed account of what she'd seen

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60. It’s almost derogatory

61. But hardly had he sallied forth from the inn when it struck the curate that he was doing wrong in rigging himself out in that fashion, as it was an indecorous thing for a priest to dress himself that way even though much might depend upon it; and saying so to the barber he begged him to change dresses, as it was fitter he should be the distressed damsel, while he himself would play the squire's part, which would be less derogatory to his dignity; otherwise he was resolved to have nothing more to do with the matter, and let the devil take Don Quixote

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62. No matter what derogatory things he’d said, Paul was aroused by Lydia’s pain

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63. And it need not detract from the other by one iota as, being his own master, he would have heaps of time to practise literature in his spare moments when desirous of so doing without its clashing with his vocal career or containing anything derogatory whatsoever as it was a matter for himself alone

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64. Just as Levin had disliked all the trivial preparations for his wedding, as derogatory to the grandeur of the event, now he felt still more offensive the preparations for the approaching birth, the date of which they reckoned, it seemed, on their fingers

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65. I suppose there is something in a woman's nature that makes a man free to break down before her and express his feelings on the tender or emotional side without feeling it derogatory to his manhood

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66. ’ Besides, it seemed to him that the society of women was rather derogatory to his manhood

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67. If you move along the dark alleys past the buildings where the editing rooms on the top floors whisper and bray and roar and snack-chatter until two or three or four in the morning, you hear chariots rushing by in the air, or sand blowing across Beau Geste’s ghost-haunted desert, or traffic coursing the Champs-Elyseés all French horns and derogatory cries, or Niagara pouring itself down the studio towers into the film vaults, or Barney Oldfield, on his last run, gunning his racer around Indianapolis to the shout of faceless mobs, while further on as you walk in darkness someone lets loose the dogs of war and you hear Caesar’s wounds open like rosebuds in his cloak, or Churchill bulldogging the airwaves as the Hound bays over the moors and the night people keep working these shadowed hours because they prefer the company of Moviolas and flicker-moth screens and closeup lovers to the people stranded at noonday, stunned by reality outside the walls

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68. One high, shrill, and derogatory; the other smothered, half mute, already defeated

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69. “Modestly skilled” is not at all derogatory in this context, since 99% of fund managers demonstrate no evidence of skill whatsoever

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70. Yet, as her legend grew and her value to every movie became more and more undeniable, Curtis has tried to revise history and defuse his derogatory comments about her

71. wetback: Derogatory name applied to undocumented Mexican immigrants in the United States

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72. ” Besides, it seemed to him that the society of women was rather derogatory to his manhood

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73. Ever since his apprenticeship he had been called "Abramka," which did not strike him as at all derogatory or unfitting

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74. “With full confidence I venture to rest assured that you will not take my letter in a sense derogatory to yourself, and at the same time that you will not refuse to explain yourself expressly on this occasion by letter, sending the same by my man

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75. In the friendly spirit of those disclosures, indemnity and redress for other wrongs have continued to be withheld; and our coasts, and the mouths of our harbors, have again witnessed scenes not less derogatory to the dearest of our national rights, than vexatious to the regular course of our trade

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76. ,) is false and derogatory to our honor; and under no possible modification can effect the desirable objects of affording safety to our sailors, and securing the future harmony of the two countries

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77. Aware that some apology would be deemed necessary, we call it a municipal regulation; it may be so—and perhaps we are borne out by strict law; but we attempt a justification on the ground of cutting off our enemy from supplies, of which he stands in need, and which, notwithstanding his perilous situation, he dares to hope to receive through a train of insolent artifices, derogatory to the integrity of the Union, and disgraceful to those with whom they shall prevail

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