Sentence examples for bit of insult from inspiring English sources

Add in wonky stuff like this request for a D-Name and the fact that this automatically enrolls you into Disney.com, entitling you to free spam, is an extra bit of insult to injury.

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

"If anything, we may have taken it as a little bit of an insult".

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

Such a simplistic approach to selling to young working people, Ms. Versacio said, "is a little bit of an insult".

To say she needed to be rewritten in language children could understand is a bit of an insult to children".

"The upscale entertainer looks at it like a little bit of an insult: 'Don't throw money at me,' " he said.

"It's a bit of an insult to my intelligence really, isn't it?" Devon manages to maintain a cheerful impression of equanimity.

"I think it is a bit of an insult to our clients who actually purchased our jewelry," he adds, referring to the notion of non-owners wearing Graff jewels.

It's actually a bit of an insult to young readers to assume that a challenging, literary book must automatically be off-putting, and it's not at all my experience of the young readers I meet.

To some viewers that apparently comes across as a doth-protest-too-much thing, a gesture of sympathy that instead feels like a bit of an insult, implying that gay people are OK only because they're indistinguishable from straight people.