Sentence examples for directly insult from inspiring English sources

The motivations of the speakers in the Skokie example seemed to be to incite fear and hatred and to directly insult the members of the community through the use of Nazi symbols.

"I did not directly insult your president," he said.

After all that, I can be fired for "embarrassing" someone, who directly insults his or her server on religious grounds.

Simon Payne, chair of Warwickshire branch of the Police Federation, said: "When he insulted those bobbies in Downing Street he directly insulted every police officer in this country.

But what happened is I directly insulted both my Mum and this man... and not very well.

And during the campaign and presidency he alienates and directly insults large swaths of people leading to a serious boycott of a massive department store (like, maybe Nordstrom or something) over selling and thus supporting your brand.

An excess in reactive oxygen species induced by oxidative stress directly triggers insults in the retina, including mitochondrial dysfunction, [ 40] induction of apoptosis, increased neurotoxin production, weakening of the neuroprotective functions of glial cells, and activation of immune-mediated neuronal injuries.

A direct, primary or pulmonary insult directly affects the lung parenchyma.

When the body's systemic equilibrium is challenged by something dangerous in the environment or an insult directly to the body, the sympathetic nervous system (SNS) and adrenals are stimulated.

In another study, following skin trauma, a portion of LCs underwent mass emigration directly after the insult, while the majority of LCs did not emigrate upon further stimulation (Dearman et al, 2004).

And you walk in and see the faces of your players, most of them who have been insulted directly as minorities, it's sort of shocking.