Sentence examples for a bit insulted from inspiring English sources

"Of course," the man said, looking a bit insulted.

If I were Bailey, I'd feel a bit insulted.

"I think they were a bit insulted by that," Eavis says jovially.

The thief had taken my good lock; I was a bit insulted that my bike wasn't also taken.

The news that bidders for Newsweek included China's Southern Media Group — a bid that was rejected — has left all sides a bit insulted.

The Jaguars might feel a bit insulted by the suggestion that the Patriots lost on purpose just so they could play them.

I feel a little bit insulted.

But, I can't help but feel incredibly underwhelmed, possibly even a tiny bit insulted by the collection.

If the FCC's refusal to acknowledge the vast public outcry against its plan to gut net neutrality isn't enough of an outrage, its total disinterest in investigating how that same comment system may have been gamed by fake users posing as real Americans adds a bit more insult to injury.

Communists have to hear quite a bit of insults about their beliefs, and that is not very fair.

But if I were Ike Davis, I would have taken that as a bit of an insult".