misogynistic , także: misogynic

"If the stories are so misogynistic, why do people still read them?"

The former was probably the most controversial for being what seemed at the time to be nothing more than a misogynistic take on women.

The coverage of this issue has been very misogynistic in the language used.

The kind of thing some people would consider misogynistic language or offensive?

It is dark and cynical in its view of human nature, even misogynistic.

Why should a misogynistic attack be regarded differently in one state or another?

I think it could be seen as a bit misogynistic.'

He frequently made remarks in his writing that some view as misogynistic.

It's misogynistic in nature to try and control a woman's sexual presentation of self.

This is a very misogynistic view of women in society, even by Moroccan standards.

In addition, many influential Western philosophers have been described as misogynistic.

Some critics, however, see the Woman series as misogynistic.

I've wanted to leave them since they started the misogynistic advertising, but inertia and all that.

It has also been condemned by other feminists as being a misogynistic term.

Some of the lyrics have also been considered to be misogynistic by critics and commentators.

Some more local details are also borrowed from the classical misogynistic tradition.

By this logic, however, all art is anorexic - and misogynistic.

I think your implication that looks and intelligence are incompatible to be much more misogynistic.

De Palma was accused of being misogynistic by feminist groups.

He also defended rappers whose lyrics have been seen by some as misogynistic.

Other scholars, however, have argued that Christianity does or should not include misogynistic principles.

The album caused controversy because of its violent and misogynistic content.

He loves using rude, annoying and, sometimes, misogynistic pick up lines on girls.

Some of them will die horrible, even misogynistic deaths.