insulting造句

That's no excuse for insulting me!

Their offences: “insulting public officials”, “instigating hatred” and “offending women”.

Hearing someone insulting his godfather was too much for him.

What you just said is very insulting and ignorant.

After receiving the insulting letter, he became furious.

An Iranian student activist has been lashed 74 times for insulting President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad.

There's no evidence that belittling or demeaning children in an insulting way is good for them.

So I sort of thought he was insulting his staff, but that's not what he meant.

The UAE is trying five dissidents on charges of insulting the rulers.

When the group first gathered together they started to spread very damaging and insulting stories about China.

On the otherhand, this business oftelling writers that they’ve given their characters thewrong words anddeeds can feel obnoxious or insulting.

Now Gillian Gibbons, 54, is spending her second night in a Sudanese prison, accused of insulting Islam's Prophet.

North Korean officials have refused to meet South Korean counterparts who are currently seeking the release of a South Korean man detained at Kaesong for "insulting" the government.

My response that being contacted in part so I could incubate a legacy child for them was insulting often fell on deaf ears.

But if the resort wants to stay in business, it will cater to the perpetual intermediate skier, without scaring off the beginner or insulting the expert.

Shchednov is one of a growing number of artists in Russia who have been accused of breaching censorship conventions and insulting authority.

For a while there starting 500 years ago bitch was applied to men as well, although for them it seems to have been more along the lines of "you old dog" and not so insulting.

The criticism is mean-spirited. If you use insulting or degrading language, or put down the person in any way, they will focus on that, and not on the rest of the criticism.