Bigot in a sentence as a noun

It's my right to vote with my feet, just as much as it would be a bigot's right to not work for me.

You don't get to say "How bigoted can I be without people calling me a bigot?

Adria, you are a bigot and a hypocrite.

Just because you can't understand his reasons and emotionally react to some of his opinions does not a bigot make.

The reason there's a law against it is because bigots that still exist keep women from attaining equality and that's bad, not the other way around.

Eich refused to acknowledge such an intent and stonewalled instead behind "me giving to people trying to destroy your marriage does not mean I'm a bigot".

But to play *****'s advocate, I can empathize with someone just wanting to get out of the spotlight when they are in the middle of a worldwide mob accusing them of being a bigot.

You think he's just sitting there on his hands going "Jeez, I wish there was something I could do to convince people that I'm not actually a horrible bigot, but instead have complex and inscrutable plans for a massive Supreme Court precedent in five years.

The problem is that support for Prop 8 has been misrepresented as "hate" of gays, and that gullible young people have been tricked to support the gay agenda in the first place, and also to believe anyone who disagrees with that agenda is a "reprehensible bigot".If "gay rights" are really so self-evident, let's confront the haters and explain in a clear, concise manner why their beliefs are invalid.

Bigot definitions

noun

a prejudiced person who is intolerant of any opinions differing from his own