Sentence examples for deep insult from inspiring English sources

Throwing shoes is a deep insult in the Arab world.

This deep insult has led the Saudi ambassador to complain.

This is why the Turks received the European rebuff as such a deep insult.

He was taken as a negative example, and to be called an "Uncle Tom" became a deep insult.

But Salmond's comments were a deep insult to people living close to the Trump development, in Salmond's own constituency.

And then you get the deep insult of seeing other places [she means Tory-run councils, mostly in the south] gain funding because of the politics of it.

While it can be important for children to resolve simple squabbles on their own, they are less equipped to handle deep insults to their psyches, sent from multiple electronic screens, and often anonymously.

She identifies the deepest insults inflicted by involuntary unemployment — the disruption of the basic routines of eating and sleeping, the awful aloneness, the doubts, the drift.

Withholding that from two people of sound mind that want to engage in monogamous, intimate, family building without harming others, seems among the deepest insults imaginable to human autonomy and dignity.

Removing the hood to beat the effigy with a shoe, a particularly deep Iraqi insult, they put a whip in its right hand and in its left a briefcase on which was written, "The security agreement is shame and dishonor".

But it went deeper than the insult.