Sentence examples for common insult from inspiring English sources

Dozens of young men shouted "Shiites, Shiites," a common insult to Hamas, which receives some support from Shiite-dominated Iran.

(As written on top of the sheet music, it's a common insult, perhaps for a common set of chord changes).

Unaware that the multilingual translator she was speaking through was Albanian, Mrs. Ivanovic routinely referred to Albanians using a common insult.

The most common insult I've received is that I am a "black racist" for heading an organisation - Operation Black Vote – that seeks to tackle race inequality by encouraging greater political involvement from black communities.

That is how the band has held its place while teetering for decades on the cusp between self-righteous (perhaps the most common insult hurled at it, and at Bono) and euphoric.

In the architectural world, a common insult is to denigrate a project — even a person's entire professional output — as being mere "paper architecture," just renderings and spatial fairy tales.

"Paranoid" is one of the most common insults in the comments below my articles.

One of the most common insults that Jews direct at other Jews is being a "self-hating Jew".

Gay and faggot are still by a long way the most common insults (even if most young people don't realise the inherent insult).

The most common insults - experienced by 70% of the sample - were about journalists' work or the outlet for which they work.

When I lived in the Philippines, one of the common insults Filipinos made about each other centred on whether they were 'too dark'.