Sentence examples for fatal insult from inspiring English sources

Mailer's fatal insult, though, was to Cavett.

Like the word "upstart," which makes Groucho declare war in "Duck Soup," "armchair" was the fatal insult.

"You may call them 'zany.' " This had been Romney's derisive judgment; in Hemingway's view, it was not a fatal insult, and perhaps not an insult at all.

The second most common reason for unsuitability was co-morbidities (32%) with nine (18%) identified as suffering probable fatal insults.

This suggests, surprisingly, that even large amounts of H2O2 may have little impact on overall protein thiols, which are maintained in a reduced state even if the organism has undergone a fatal oxidative insult.

What we got for the woman whose moral sense of right and wrong is as solid as a continent was an ending that found her committing herself to a man who can best be described as a volatile adulterer, carrying out a cold-blooded execution, and then, to add insult to fatal injury, doing precisely what the craggy-faced fella told her to do without a jot of complaint: skipping off for a life on the run.

But the "national leader" (as his supporters like to call the prime minister) made another mistake, a fatal one: He publicly insulted the participants in the movement, saying they were brainwashed and had sold out.

This study suggests that our ICU team is both sensitive and specific at identifying those patients who are either too well for admission or those patients for whom ICU is unlikely to be of benefit as their insult is presumed fatal.

To compare biochemical and clinical parameters in a case of fatal severe traumatic brain injury (TBI) with secondary insult.

Brain injury (BI) caused by any number of physical, chemical, or biological insults can have disabling or even fatal consequences [ 1].

This week, three separate events told the populace they must not insult authority; even being near a protest can be fatal (and unpunished), as Ian Tomlinson's family learned.