insult

What I saw today was an insult to all of the former greats that have worn purple and gold.

I told him it was our policy not to kill or insult him; the men were just curious. He eventually relaxed.

If you allowed yourself to feel every sling and insult and bit of unpleasantness you'd be a nervous wreck.

She misunderstood what I said, and took IT as an insult.

yes . albert wrote to request me to come to the opera , doubtless that i might be a witness to the insult he meant to offer you .

GCD may be the result of teratogenic insult rather than a genetic defect , and may be at least partially reversible in some patients .

One of the local country boys came up to the riverbank near where I was swimming and shouted some insult at me.

It's bait she'll dangle out there to see if you bite, usually in the form of a mild insult or a snarky attitude.

Some said Han is so stupid as to have said things like this, at the interval of his car racing, to "invite insult" .

"Old fool, I was trying to reason with you, but you dare to insult me, eh? " he hissed through clenched teeth.

"It was an act of throwing a shoe and not a rocket, " he said. "It was meant as an insult to the occupation. "

I meant it as a compliment, but he took it as an insult.

Hanfstaengl took the Nazi party leader aside and told him that if Churchill saw him now, his failure to appear would be seen as an insult.

Nor do I make this decision out of any sense of personal insult.

As a matter of fact, during those days to call somebody poor was an insult.

Righteous indignation is all well and good, but she had kept me waiting, then proceeded to insult my face, my tan and my body.

"Same to you" can be a return insult : "get stuffed! " - "same to you" . As you can imagine, it is a rather childish rejoinder.

It would be a second tragedy and an insult to the memory of those who died there, were we to return, even in part, to those dark ages.

Okay, fella, one more insult from you and I'll ask you to leave the party.

Asking those other workers to pay for these privileges seems to add insult to injury. Perhaps President Obama will be able to explain.

He must be out of his mind to do that. How can you bear such an insult?

Less than a week after bowing to pressure to accept a second round, President Karzai said that not holding one round would insult democracy.

In that context, the appointment of Locke might even be seen as a bit of an insult to the Chinese.

Mr Putin seems to regard foreign debt as a sort of national insult, and is paying most of it off.

Let me try to address that indelicate question, and a related one: Should we curb the freedom to insult religions that are twitchy?

But does that insult to existence, that flat denial in which it is plunged come from the fact that it has no meaning?

What you said wasn't just a slight. It was an out-and-out insult.

She repaid him for his insult by not inviting him to the party.

'I shall do nothing of the sort, ' said the Mouse, getting up and walking away. 'You insult me by talking such nonsense! '

Because I said to myself that this would be an insult to her memory if the president went off with the doctor.

It's impossible for him to live down the insult given by his political opponent.

The alma mater, is what we called it a day one thousand times, while others are not allowed to insult a school.

Back in the Qing Dynasty, a drug store apprentice was always scolded by his boss. He had to bear the insult for fear of losing the job.

'I've told him once already, ' said Digby, jerking his head at Lineham. The man managed to make the word 'him' sound like an insult.

I was prepared to forgive one thoughtless remark, but she kept heaping insult on insult, so I asked her to leave my house.

Rather that in the face of the land and history, was an insult to people with damage to the face, he is cowardly and shameful.

"Christ did not indulge his own feelings . . . as scripture says: The insults of those who insult you fall on me" (Rom. 15: 3 NJB).

His speech of defence was more like an irony or even an insult to China.

The insult that his sister hurled at him still rankled in his mind.

I'm sorry for what I said; I never meant to insult you.

Writing about a country as important as Poland in an article the size of a postage stamp is an insult in itself.

Its agents were trying to convert Sunnis and spread Shia texts that insult historic figures revered by Sunnis.

It took a great deal of presumption to insult the ambassador at his own party.

Phaethon complained of the insult to his mother Clymene.

That's not mere insult either, but rather what I think is seriously happening with his head.

s your wife. You insult her intelligence if you assume that a mere slogan and a few vapid adjectives will persuade her to buy anything.

Give ear, Yahweh, and hear! Open your eyes and see! Listen to all the words of Sennacherib who has sent men to insult the living God!

The cruelest insult, on the contrary, which can be offered to the unfortunate, is to appear to make light of their calamities .

From another point of view, the country's existence is not in doubt, but the name is an insult to Greece.

Han shan picked up: the world ask someone slander me, deceives me, insult, laughing at me, light I, I, I be how jian in?

Please don't take this as a horrible insult, but you seem to have a little journalist in your soul.

insult He made the usual insults about her cooking . . .

"This indicates that some insult is required and that immunity plays a role, " he said.

Rand, a devout atheist, might have seen that as an insult rather than an honor.

When she talked about good Mujahedeens and criminal Mujahed. Many deputies started to insult her and threaten her to kill or even rape her.

The man managed to make the word 'him' sound like an insult.

Essentially, the whole world lives at the very heart of suffering. So it is futile to insult or to mistreat others.

No doubt it is meant primarily as an insult to the French rather than a statement based on any kind of actual factual reasoning.

Chinese nationalists said it was an insult to the millions of Chinese people killed during the Japanese invasion of the 1930s and 40s.

Hurling shoes at someone, or sitting so that the bottom of a shoe faces another person, is considered an insult among Muslims.

Speech against public affairs in good faith does not constitute insult. Insult is not necessary to cause damages to reputation.

When the heart of an insult or comment is you (rather than something you've done), it is destructive and should be ignored.

I was just joking. But my joke came across as an insult and now Bob's mad at me!

It has never been easier to insult people inadvertently.

And one of the lawyers answered and said to Him, Teacher, by saying these things, you insult us also.

Now, we will continue to respond until we do not need to address our Each of the atrocities , not an insult to make up for revenge.

Asking those other workers to pay for these privileges seems to add insult to injury.

It is also seen as an insult to those kept waiting, as if to say, "Your time is not that important. "

In Texas, where most people choose coffee over tea, the word tea can be an insult.

Scarlett: First you take a low, common advantage of me, then you insult me!

Han Shan Q Picking: the world was slander me, bully me, insult me, laugh at me, light me, annihilate me, How do I Office of the?

To add insult to these injuries, Mr Lee's government announced plans to resume the "psychological warfare" it had stopped in 2004.

The long-term nasal feeding's senior citizen, should insult the day to carry on the oral cavity and nasal cavity clean.

She swore to avenge herself on them for the insult that had been offered to her name and reputation.

I did not insult him, it was just my way of expressing myself.

Warren : That's funny. Come on, if you're going to insult me, at least do it on the dance floor.

His wife have many affairs, even, adding insult to injury, with his BEST friend.

And five thousand years of China's splendid civilization of great destruction and provocative at insult!

Unreasonable for those who insult, abuse and ridicule unbearable, even others will provoke anger, but the Lord is always calm.

you ' re not the sort of man one would insult , mr . lydecker.

Certain T cells remember the "insult" of the allergen and ensure that some part of the body keeps becoming inflamed.

Here's a short list of what not to say to avoid insult or embarrassment at any social occasion.

Bob responded to his insult with a blow [by giving him a blow].

First you take a low, common advantage of me, then you insult me.

What an insult to them to say that it was all a hoax.

To insult someone we call him "bestial. " For deliberate cruelty and nature, "human" might be the greater insult.

The notion that Mr Kan's enemies in the LDP have much to offer Japan is an insult to the public's intelligence.

Some substitute words can be just as offensive if your tone is abrasive or you insult someone.

The divided Oscar categories merely insult women, because theysuggest that women would not be victorious if the categories were combined.

Well, that would be an insult to the familiar common chimp, Pan troglodytes, which actually grows up pretty fast.

Addressing women can be tricky. If you insult a woman by being too informal, the results can be problematic.

He was pragmatic enough to take no insult from the defeat of his people.

Mr Gingrich sees only a "deliberate insult" , a reminder of a period when Muslim conquerors ruled Spain.

Etiquette and manners in the negotiations also play an important role in the neglect of the other protocol may be mistaken for an insult.

Showing the soles of ones shoes is considered an insult in Arab culture, and the man yelled out at Mr. Bush as he hurled them into the air.

If the earth was slander me, bully me, insult me, laugh at me, light me, cheap me, fool me, how disposed of?

It's not an insult, just a judgment call on your part.

Efforts to adhere to a strict agenda and impersonalize the negotiation could be viewed as an insult.

If you knock a man down with your car, and then call him a fool, you're adding insult to injury.

What you've said is in the sense a great insult to his dignity.

The man whose ideas are viewed by some clerics as a fundamental insult to religious faith graduated (barely) with a degree in theology.

At the time, a spokesman for the public sector union Unison described the scheme as "sick and an insult to local residents" .

Many people said the Pepsi's explanations are unacceptable, and insult consumers' intelligence.

My generals inform me that $CIVNAME1 has stationed troops near Moscow. Shall we take this as a threat or an insult?

To describe existing federal policies and regulatory approaches on obesity as a patchwork is an insult to quilts everywhere.

It is an insult to tell struggling health aides and store clerks to supplement their income by investing in stocks.

Do not feed people who insult you with comebacks or satisfy them with your discontent.

at noon, to add insult to injury, there was no water from the tap.

Thinking of his ambition, Han Xin swallowed the insult and crawled between the rascal's legs.

Adding insult to injury, you had to pay more for that limited bandwidth.

Her boyfriend arrived late to the dinner with her parents, to add insult to injury, he was wearing a T-shirt and shorts.

The insult touched him to the heart.

As the book of Proverbs says "A wise man ignores an insult: it is to his glory to overlook an offense. "

Our beetle considered this speech a great insult, so he flew suddenly out of the speaker's hand.

To a hacker, a closed door is an insult, and a locked door is an outrage.

At a press conference in Baghdad a disgruntled Iraqi journalist threw his shoes (size ten) at the American president, an Arab insult.

Surkov impeccably swallows the insult, smiling, because he always agrees with the decision of the president and premier.

He could do nothing but swallow the insult in that case.

City price so expensive, your wallet will badly hurt, but you for your bright image, you have to swallow insult and humiliation silently.

Even direct insult did not disturb his equanimity.

Do not mistakenly interpret other people's good intentions, it will let himself into trouble and insult others.

To add insult to injury, the building is not scheduled to be completed until May.

Vocabulary Calling Rena an idiot would be a real insult.

Unsurprisingly Scottish voters have woken up to the insult.

In Thailand, Google's YouTube video service blocks access to videos that might be seen to insult the king.

Back in 1998 the Party's now jailed leader Abdulla Ojalon called it the women's party and the worse insult here is to be called macho.

That means you can say what you want, insult everybody, but if at the end of the game you do what is [demanded] you are perfect.

The nearest parking space was half a mile away, and then, to add insult to injury, it began to pour.

Shylock because Antonio does not want the interest and the influence of his business, insult him, so worked revenge.

Cindy: What happened? Did his mother insult you?

Mr. Obama said his acceptance of Gen. McChrystal's resignation didn't reflect a disagreement about strategy or any sense of personal insult.

She woodenly attempted to explain her mistake, but it was just adding insult to injury.

But to simply churn out this soulless sequel on the strength of two box-office hits is an insult to the film-goer.

Suddenly, the two were confronted by a group of local hoodlums who saw the apprentice's behaviour as an insult to their way of life.

So now discussion and disagreement has turned to useless insult. Kudos to you on your brilliant reply.

Sometimes you were publicly exposed to insult and persecution; at other times you stood side by side with those who were so treated.

To call you stupid is an insult to stupid people!

Their very presence is an insult, and it would be, even if they spent their entire day feeding gum drops to children.

That sounds like a challenge, with a subtle insult embedded in the premise.

It was an insult to the audience's intelligence.

If they insult you and lower you, tell them thank you for this and smile.

" Ma disdained money so much that he replied sulkily, " Aren't your words an insult to the chrysanthemums?

Any ethnic minority subjected to discrimination, oppression or insult has the right to complain to judicial institutions.

It is prohibited to scold and beat, to ill-treat or to insult the people who violate the peace and order regulations.

What's worse, in my opinion, the scar on my hand was an insult to me.

Your saying to me: "I do not understand you. " is praise beyond my worth, and an insult you do not deserve.

Please observe what you write. Under no circumstance should you verbally attack, insult or defame fellow netizens.

These people would ask for insult and come down in the world for heavy debt.

If I did meet people with anti-American sentiments, they would have repressed those feelings rather than insult me.

Don; t tap on your bowl with your chopsticks, since that will be deemed insult to the host or the chef.

One of the experts in the law answered him, "Teacher, when you say these things, you insult us also. "

Additionally, don't insult former bosses or coworkers, as this will give you a bad image right off the bat.

It's unknown whether Lang Lang knew the song would be seen as an insult to the Americans.

And im even sad, this chinese, shanghai_noon, even tried to insult his own hometown boy!

Let's wait and see, we won't make you insult Olympics any more, a gentlemen should be respected, while a barbarian should be cursed.

People's Court of insult, slander crime, to take the case to be handled only by way of.

"All they do is keep you busy, " he complains. "They insult you if aren't working fast enough, or if you pause when there's nothing to do. "

Hector: Okay, but does that mean I have to allow him to insult me under my own roof?

The first human who hurled an insult instead of a stone was the founder of civilization.

Suspicion, jealousy, hatred, and before a huge sell out the interests of friends, family, others set up, adding insult to injury of many.

Want to insult a woman? Then offer her a compliment .

But they had hoped for an even lighter sentence , arguing the journalist's actions constituted an insult rather than an assault .

In order to avoid persecution he beat, also in order to home dish, I must swallow insult and humiliation silently, with him.

Damage to women's reputation or personal dignity by such means as insult, libel and giving publicity to private affairs shall be prohibited.

On the long road from reality to ideality, confusion is more dangerous than difficulties. Uncertainty is a kind of insult to your dream.

For zeal for your house consumes me, and the insults of those who insult you fall on me.

The final insult for Manchester United came at the airport when a baggage problem delayed their flight from Milan by two hours.

Conclusion: tit for tat is not suggested dealing with misunderstanding because that only makes things worse and adds insult to injury.

You show up late. There's a stain on your shirt. You accidentally insult the interviewer's mother. All avoidable mistakes.

CONCLUSION: APN inhibits apoptosis and protects endothelial cells against lipid peroxidation insult by scavenging the free radicals.

I never did learn how to cope with that other insult, the condescending pat on the head.

He says remarks like the ones Vershbow made this week are an "insult to all South Koreans. "

His remarks are nothing but an insult.

To me it wasn't an insult; I rather like the nickname Lucy.

Do not insult your friend by lending him merits from your own pocket.

Haeckel is his little tin god. The only way to insult him is to take a slap at Haeckel.

e. g. He may not see eye to eye with me, but he's no call to insult me in that way.

His insult cut her to the bone.

His answer to the insult was to turn his back.

Kafe Naseri says [Fa] "Zanan called itself the first feminist magazine in Iran when the word feminism for many equals an insult. "

I do not intend to take this insult lying down, and will write to my lawyer!

He swore to avenge himself on his enemy for the insult given to his name.

Treatmentthat had once seemed normal now felt like an insult.

Some are plundered; some are mutilated; some covered with ribaldry and insult-all more or less outraged and dishonoured.

Only then, chairman hundred years later, the President even under a cloud loved suffered and not inhuman insult.

Those factors are virtually contextual parameters for analyzing speech. Defamation and insult are legally defined speech events.

The upside is that I can insult her in public like this without having to worry about losing my job.

This is just a little insult that somebody is putting into the argument in order to ram at home, isn't it?

You're an Amazon, Miss Avery. That's like an insult.

Babarians are always barbarians, the descendant of the plunderers , only insult the holy democracy and human rights.

Well, I take offense. And to add insult to injury, did you hear what else he said?

Insult to injury, Big Bob's arms come out of his T-shirt sleeves quilted with muscle and so hard they shine.

Those who mock the poor insult their Maker; those who are glad at calamity will not go unpunished.

Ours will no longer be a nation subject to insult and humiliation. We have stood up.

Your leaving her at home is a kind of insult to her and an insult to your marriage.

Anyone who has spent much time observing birds can attest to the inaccuracy of "bird brain" as an insult.

But that ain't an insult and that is the biggest compliment you can pay for a woman. Respect.

"Suit" was the chosen insult of hippies to describe a dull establishment man.

It's only natural that she should be upset by the insult.

He was aggrieved at the insult from his friend.

TV can insult your intelligence, but nothing rubs it in like a computer.

He cursed Iraqi Shi'ites with an insult and accused them of seeking revenge against Sunni Muslims.

No money can buy respect from others if our actions speak volumes about our negativity - insult, rudeness and lack of respect for others.

Piqued by this apparent insult, Barack Obama let it be known that his patience with the Israeli leader was running out.

Removing infections from systems supposedly protected by antivirus applications only adds insult to injury.

The main effect of the back-and-forthing in "Snow Flower and the Secret Fan" is to insult the audience.

A spokesman for a new far-right movement, La Destra, called it "an insult to Christian culture" .

Parents always are careful about their children's self-esteem; they try not to insult or belittle their kids.

Otherwise, the likely effect is either confusion (think colleagues or grandparents) or insult (think boss or boyfriend).

Hide the truth of the deceased is a great insult.

Justin: Yes, but, to add insult to injury, she kept telling me how successful her boyfriend is compared to me.

I don't want to insult Jill or her mother. I think Jill maybe could do it.

Thai police confirmed the raid seized the initiative and expressed their illegal broadcasts insult the king's proclamation.

The A-OKAY Joining the thumb and index finger in circle is an insult in many Latin American countries.

On hearing this, he jacked the attempt to revenge the insult in.

He told me that my son Justin would pay the price for my insult .

They value their own ideas and competence, and treat explicit instructions almost as an insult to their intelligence.

They began to jeer and insult him more than the other boys.

Do not insult your former boss or your former employer.

Love is not deceive oneself and others of wishful thinking, more than not to insult each other.

To add insult to injury, she gets less out of her labours than he does.

then, one of my fern started to insult the series. . . saying the CG are sooo fake!

Bob responded to his insult with a blow.

Rubeus Hagrid: Never insult Albus Dumbledore in front of me.

His comments were seen as an insult to the president.

She would insult her daughters if they failed to meet her expectations.

Do not take your that Wo Cuo thoughts, insult me pure heart.

responded to his insult with a blow.

It is one of the paradoxes of social intercourse that a compliment is harder to respond to than an insult.

To call a person an idiot is an insult.

Sunshine can burn you, food can poison you, words can condemn you, pictures can insult you ; music cannot punish ---- only bless.

It's bad enough being told that you're wrong . But when the upstart is a child it simply adds insult to injury .

the ultimate achievement; the ultimate question; man's ultimate destiny; the ultimate insult; one's ultimate goal in life.

If that is the case, Beijing might be reluctant to add insult to injury by singling out GE, Siemens or BASF for reprisals.

S unshine can burn you, food can poison you, words can condemn you, pictures can insult you ; music cannot punish ---- only bless.

To add insult to this injury, the IMF's finances become more desperate as its clients become ever more solvent.

She didn't really mean to insult you; she lost her temper and said it in hot blood.

Let the employee know what he or she specifically did wrong, but don't insult the employee or lose your temper, say experts.

However, a Toyota ad featuring Brad Pitt was banned there for being an "insult to Asians" by promoting a Western ideal of male beauty.

I am lucky I am healthy, But I don't discriminate against any patient. Cause they already feel sad for sick, Why do we add insult to injury!

I can not tolerate such an insult, so leave the bank card and password on the left.

There is no denying that my sister is more beautiful and intelligent, but it doesn't mean that she could insult me.

Some Iraqi officials regarded Zaidi's actions as an insult to the Iraqi state.

People who use various violence against me, torture me, I drink water being put anesthetic, he brought me imprisoned, insult me.

However, online, many bloggers remained cynical, calling the new story "another insult" .

The insult to the adult consulter results in multiplication of the faulty faucets.

Insult her husband's wife, set the share of eating the despot, there really is not hurt at the trouble.

Before leaving, the officers added an insult, hurling religious books, including a Koran, to the floor.

Too many times we take criticism as a personal attack, as an insult to who we are.

Some called Mr. Cochran an idiot, some pretended to insult others and then asked, 'Uh-oh, did I send that to all? '