Sentence examples for called insult from inspiring English sources

It was called Insult to Injury.

The "new" work is called Insult to Injury.

Names have been called, insults hurled, yard signs stolen.

Now every schoolboy and ruffian called insults after him.

It also set a 10 percent quota for women in Parliament, which feminist activists called "insulting".

The diplomatic rift escalated Wednesday when Argentina's cabinet chief, Anibal Fernandez, demanded an apology from the United States for what he called insults against his country's foreign minister.

The country's vice-president, Alvaro Garcia Linera, this week posted Bolivia-focused Wikileaks cables, in full, on his official website in response to what he called "insults" and "third rate espionage".

While she repaid the amount, plus interest and fees, before applying for a new account, the incident, she says, has barred her from opening an account at nearly every bank she has tried, an experience she called "insulting and frustrating".

Among the !Kung bushmen of the Kalahari in Africa, a successful hunter who may be inclined to swagger is kept in check by his compatriots through a ritualized game called "insulting the meat".

This ritual is called "insulting the meat," and it is designed to make sure the hunter doesn't get above himself and start thinking that he's better than anyone else.

UK Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond had earlier described the ruling as "ridiculous," which Assange called "insulting".