Sentence examples for considered insulting from inspiring English sources

To assume that the afflicted will be touchy kill-joys, just because they're afflicted, might be considered insulting.

This was a reference to what were considered insulting remarks by a Zimbabwean Cabinet official at a Fourth of July celebration at the United States Embassy.

Nor is going bareheaded considered insulting despite citizen Trump's tweet criticizing Michelle Obama when she chose to leave her head uncovered.

Muslim groups said it was right that the author of The Satanic Verses, the 1988 book considered insulting to the prophet Muhammad, was prevented from talking.

They could also be answering work emails, playing Candy Crush, texting a lover or engaging in any number of activities considered insulting to undertake in company.

But Mr. Mateo, a prominent Dominican, called a news conference yesterday to defend the governor after a Democratic rival made what Mr. Mateo considered insulting remarks.

I decide that I hate my experiment and briefly consider insulting every living being in the universe in alphabetical order.

Many of Mr Trump's supporters admire the way he refuses to be politically correct and often makes comments that others consider insulting, racist or Islamophobic.

Is it so difficult to digest that Islam considers insulting the prophets of God a profound violation of what is sacred, just as Europe rightly regards denial of the Nazi Holocaust?

South Korea has also resumed anti-North propaganda broadcasts through loudspeakers along the border, a tactic that the North considers insulting.

The Roma, also known as Gypsies, a term some consider insulting, are believed to have come from India to Europe between the 8th and 10th centuries.