Sentence examples for an open insult from inspiring English sources

Fausti now was openly wary of taking what seemed like a random remark into an open insult to Gotti.

The regulations are an open insult to the explicit intent of Mr. Obama and his co-sponsor, Senator Russ Feingold, that "the broadest possible disclosure" of bundlers be made by federal candidates.

Juliet Harvey Bristol Zoe Williams talks of finding a Labour leadership candidate "who isn't an open insult to the people who voted for [Jeremy] Corbyn Owen Smithth: decent bloke, good politics. But is that enough?, 18 July).

Since the PLP has very little power over who is leader, the most it can do is get someone on the ballot who isn't an open insult to the people who voted for Corbyn.

For a brief moment, it had looked as if he might score heavily with a reference to Boris Johnson's track record of casual racism and open insults to every country on the planet but he missed the opportunity to make the point stick.

Christian preachers or mouthy anarchists may irritate, but in an open, free society, robust opinion will insult you: perhaps we all just need to get used to it.

Nevertheless, the possibility that they persist indefinitely as a 'molecular scar' of the ototoxic insult is clearly an open question.

In an open society, we all have to put up with insults.

In an open letter to Mr Taylor, he accused him in return of being "extremist" and "insulting".

When did holding a door open for a woman become an insult?

Was that a joke or an insult?