Sentence examples for compounding this insult from inspiring English sources
"Compounding this insult, this afternoon you added two more witnesses of your own, in violation of Committee rules requiring three days notice for witnesses called by the majority".
Compounding this insult to American workers, which Mr. Obama chooses to ignore, is the further reality, as I've written before, that with the possible exception of Intel and Boeing, few American companies have drunk more deeply from the offshoring-of-jobs trough than has General Electric.
Then to compound this insult to oenological purity, it doesn't particularly taste like a Tuscan wine either.
Compounding the insult, Mr Hashimoto plans to turf the confederation out of its low-rent offices in the city hall, from where it has brokered power for half a century.Mr Hashimoto is also scathing about central government.
Stanbery did not reply -- compounding the insult by refusing to recognize Houston as an equal -- and so Houston took a cane that had been cut from a hickory tree on the estate of his patron, Andrew Jackson, and used it to bludgeon Stanbery on the street.
There another northern businessman, Dave Whelan, the chairman of Wigan Athletic football club and then boss of the rival JJB chain, mistook the casually attired Ashley for the gardener, before compounding the insult by reportedly telling him: "There's a club in the north son, and you're not part of it".
Compounding the insult, in the Afghan view, is that the United States is taking the side of Pakistan, whose government is seen as harboring or even aiding Taliban and Haqqani militants waging the insurgency in Afghanistan who are sheltered in the territories cut off by the Durand Line.
Then they compound the insult by accusing these erstwhile "Indians" of being the "Indian givers".
An implied contrast with the need to protect southern vistas from fracksters compounded the insult.
To compound that insult, Joe falls in mad, crazy love with White's "lively" girlfriend and steals her away.
Mr. Christie compounded the insult when he dismissed the Legislature's support for the rights of gay people as merely "an exercise in theater".
