Sentence examples for apparent insult from inspiring English sources

Adding apparent insult to perceived injury, he also said that the Scottish Labour Party was bound by his pledge not to raise income-tax rates for the next five years, even if the Edinburgh parliament gets the power Labour wants it to have to vary the basic rate of income tax by three pence in the pound.At a press conference later, Mr Blair insisted that he had merely been stating the obvious.

Some of their exchanges may startle viewers not used to a language so laced with apparent insults.

He again cited Jackson's apparent insults toward him on the internet to account for the animosity.

Silva, on the other hand, cited Jackson's apparent insults towards him on the internet to account for the bad blood in an interview prior to the UFC 92 fight.

A photo of the dead Cincinnati Zoo gorilla Harambe appeared in an apparent racist insult.

Adding apparent injury to insult, Trump disputed charges filed by Breitbart reporter Michelle Fields against Trump's campaign manager Corey Lewandowski with police in Jupiter, Fla.

This indicates that the glial reaction and inflammatory response persist over many years in Parkinsonian subjects (human and non-human primates) despite the absence of any apparent new neurotoxic insult that might induce this state.

Martial's handling of this type of epigram is illustrated by I:28, where the apparent contradiction of an insult masks an insult far more subtle: "If you think Acerra reeks of yesterday's wine, you are mistaken.

In 2005, John McCain, who had been brutalized by his North Vietnamese captors four decades earlier, shepherded an "anti-torture amendment" through Congress over the Administration's energetic opposition; after an apparent reconciliation, Bush insulted McCain not with a veto but with a signing statement that made clear he would interpret the amendment however he liked.

During the first clinical evaluations, new AKI biomarkers were examined mostly in pediatric post-cardiac surgery patients, who have fewer comorbid diseases and who show more readily apparent onset of renal insult.

Fox News executives felt that MSNBC had broken the deal when Keith Olbermann, in an apparent show of independence, insulted his 8 p.m. rival, Bill O'Reilly, and the News Corporation's chairman, Rupert Murdoch, on Monday.