1 Some of them were impudent and insulting.

2 I find it insulting to be spoken to in that way.

3 The article was insulting to the families of British citizens.

4 She was roused to anger by his insulting remarks.

5 Nobody gets away with insulting me like that.

6 He made the question sound almost insulting.

7 Sexist language is insulting to women.

8 He was dismissed for publicly insulting prominent politicians.

9 The insulting remarks stung him to a rage.

10 His opinions are highly insulting to women.

11 Her tone was deliberately insulting.

12 She was really insulting to me.

13 He was most insulting to my wife.

14 Their insulting remarks were a provocation.

15 When she started insulting everyone during the television interview, he faded her out.

16 All of us bristled at the lawyer's speech insulting our forefathers.

17 I beg your pardon but the woman you're insulting happens to be my wife.

18 I'll have you know you're insulting the woman I love.

19 Passengers could be insulting,[] and stewardesses just had to grin and bear it .

20 Avoid insulting or ridiculing teenagers' efforts to be differ-ent.

21 To call some one a liar is downright insulting.

22 Patting a woman on the head can be insulting.

23 Sexist language is very insulting to women.

24 I find his behaviour towards me extremely insulting.

25 I find your criticism deeply insulting.

26 A kid I used to be friends with turned against me after being told that I'd been insulting him.

27 The treatment accorded to a United Nations official was little short of insulting.

28 She's always been rude to me, but it was the last straw when she started insulting my mother.

29 You can't offer such a low salary to someone who is so highly skilled - it's insulting.

30 I'll settle with you, you have to pay for your insulting.

1 Some of them were impudent and insulting.

2 I find it insulting to be spoken to in that way.

3 A kid I used to be friends with turned against me after being told that I'd been insulting him.

4 The article was insulting to the families of British citizens.

5 He was dismissed for publicly insulting prominent politicians.

6 The insulting remarks stung him to a rage.

7 He was most insulting to my wife.

8 When she started insulting everyone during the television interview, he faded her out.

9 All of us bristled at the lawyer's speech insulting our forefathers.

31 Jarvis was fired for insulting a customer.

32 Can a true statement be abusive or insulting?

33 Breslin was sharply reprimanded for insulting an Asian-American reporter.

34 The same problem arises where a person is wearing an insulting emblem on his clothing.

35 It is insulting to what we do and it may be sacrilegious.

36 The allegation is dangerous and insulting to Morrissey, especially when you consider that he has never publicly espoused racist views.

37 Despite his apology, a religious court convicted him of using insulting language.

38 He was accused of using threatening or insulting behaviour and of assaulting a police officer.

39 Beavis and Butt-head never realized Daria was insulting them, which was part of the humor and also part of their attraction.

40 For this, he was convicted of distributing insulting material whereby a breach of the peace was likely to be occasioned.

41 Certain kinds of behaviour, even when considered on its own, may have a symbolic significance that its witnesses find insulting.

42 There seems little doubt about who is being foolishly insulting.

43 Band members sing spontaneous and insulting ditties, needling the girls as they run up the court or in-bound the ball.

44 Those who invoke it are signalling an equivocal stance on slavery, at best, and thus are insulting all black people.

45 Abuse cases have ranged from insulting words to physical assaults.

46 And why are diet books so humiliating and insulting to read?

46 is a sentence dictionary, on which you can find nice sentences for a large number of words.

47 Was it insulting to assume that mothers still raised their children?

48 She says that she was half strangled by a group of youths who taunted her by insulting her boyfriend's colour.

49 And getting through a national campaign without insulting other nations or the future may be an underrated talent.

50 But a religious court convicted him of using insulting language and ordered the flogging.

51 So one day when my grandfather came in and began insulting my grandmother, my father went off on him.

52 What she would give to punch him on the nose, and flatten once and for all his insulting, devilish assumptions.

53 The justice minister is currently being investigated for insulting the police, who wanted to ban the League's praetorian guard.

54 It would be insulting to some one of Walker's stature to pretend otherwise.

55 There was also the problem of defining the use of insulting words and behaviour.

56 He had ridden to her rescue like a knight on a white charger and now he was insulting her.

57 I wasn't being deliberately insulting. I simply meant that more exercise would be good for you.

58 Do not compare yourself to others. If you do so, you are insulting yourself. Adolf Hitler 

59 But the following afternoon, one of them is brought back, drunk, shrieking, insulting everyone in sight.

60 He was introduced in 1910, but has recently been decried as insulting by anti-racist campaigners.

61 Badr's departure followed a sustained campaign by the opposition for his dismissal for publicly insulting prominent intellectuals and politicians.

62 Still, I decided, there wasn't much fear of Mrs Chapman accepting so insulting an offer.

63 He had claimed to believe in her innocence, but had not apologised for misjudging and insulting her.

64 She started making insulting comments about the size of my stomach.

65 Telford, of Wheatley, Doncaster, was conditionally discharged by town magistrates after admitting threatening, abusive and insulting behaviour.

66 Cantor figured he could afford caution, even at the risk of insulting the caller.

67 The message was clear - no matter how insulting passengers became, we couldn't do anything but grin and bear it.

68 It's insulting when people assume I must be a racist because I'm from the South.

69 The captain is not only insulting but uncooperative.

70 He was galled by her insulting language.

71 It was the most unfair and insulting mistake.

72 How insulting! His insolence is beyond belief.

73 How insulting. MPD was never a disorder.

74 Maj.Gen.Ismail Etman told a private TV station Monday that Sanad's blog was not only insulting, but he also agitated against the country's policy of mandatory military conscription.

75 He was curt and to the point without being rude or insulting.

76 Article 142 The lawyers of both parties shall respect each other in the court trial or negotiation, no one may use sharp-fanged , cynical or insulting languages.

76 try its best to gather and build good sentences.

77 College students answered a series of questions about their character—whether, for example, they're soft-hearted or enjoy insulting people.

78 Tim. 1:13 Who formerly was a blasphemer and a persecutor and an insulting person; but I was shown mercy because, being ignorant, I acted in unbelief.

79 Crash your dermott, yid, " meaning to shut up, but it was very insulting."

80 And it was just really insulting, actually, to me. So I would really love for the book to do really well so those people could eat crow.

81 Material insulting, or that could be considered defamatory or libelous, to other persons, institutions or companies.

82 You risk insulting your French host by insinuating his cellar is inadequate.

83 One of the apprentices made an insulting remark to a passing officer.

84 Is your boss a yeller, a micro manager or clueless? Does he put insulting notes on memos that co-workers can see? Does he throw things?

85 Should we stop singing "The Star-Spangled Banner" for fear of insulting the British?

86 A court in Netherlands has ordered that a controversial right-wing politician should stand trial for insulting hatred against Muslims.

87 It's just so insulting . Spring for a new blank tape, doctor!

88 If moodiness were Cobain's one distinguishing feature, perhaps this would be apt -- an erroneous, shortsighted and insulting presumption.

89 She was extremely arrogant in her claim, as well as denigrating and insulting to me!

90 Their behaviour may seem insulting, but it's important not to rise to the bait and get cross.

91 It does not become you to use insulting words like that!

92 However, in Sardinia and Greece, the gesture is insulting and should not be used there.

93 He had the grace to apologize to me for the insulting remark.

94 The complaint goes on to claim that one of the managers later left an insulting voice message on Miss Bellamy's answering machine.

95 Moreover, this line of thinking seems to me insulting to the unfree world.

96 Even terms such as wildlife are dismissed as insulting to the animals concerned – who should instead be known as "free-living", the academics including an Oxford professor suggest.

97 It was a . 22 filled with soft-nosed bullets that made pinpricks going in and left insulting gaping holes when they exited from the human body.

98 When I complained that was insulting for a college man, my mother refused to sympathize.