(PS: "No imagination" is my current favorite insult. Cuts deep, and so, like, Alan-Alda-in-a-Woody-Allen-movie kind of dad-judgment).
Political ads have rarely been subtle in the past, but this current slew could insult the intelligence of a silverfish.
The current blue-ribbon insult of the right, "snowflake" refers to the presumption that everyone on the left believes the world owes them something on account of their individuality.
Emily's petition, which says the current guidelines are an "insult" to victims that excuses inexcusable crimes, has so far been signed by 600 people.
Precisely the one who has done everything he could to block any advance toward peace and also to insult the current president of the U.S. Clinton sides with the worst Obama critics from the right and has no time for the supporters of peace in the Middle East.
Resuscitation is a vital intervention that decreases the severity of the shock insult, but current strategies are not directed at modulating the immune response; in fact, they may worsen it.
In the current cohort, the causative insults of sepsis must have been homogeneously enteric bacteria.
People may sympathetically understand that most Japanese people don't want to face up to what their predecessors did in China and other East Asian countries, and that they treat them as intolerable history which insults their current conscience and morality.
Roberto A Ferdman traces its rise from early 1980s insult to its current over-usage Virgin Atlantic and easyJet slammed in controversial airline ratings Interior designer Jo Berryman's family home reflects her "live vivid" motto with bold, fresh colour — and her quest for the perfect blend of order and flow.
The current government shutdown adds more insult to injury, ups the anger quotient, and leaves many of us in a state of disbelief.
The current heteronormative phrasing may also insult, embarrass or demoralise sexual minority respondents, constituting an ethical problem in administering the instrument.
