Sentence examples for great insult from inspiring English sources

This in my country is a great insult".

He obviously thought it was a great insult".

HUCKABEE: — the bust of Winston Churchill, a great insult to the British.

So he can become an emblem without doing great insult to history".

"All I said was that it was impossible to verify, but they took that as a great insult".

James Carville, on a great insult jag, says that George H. W. Bush gives off the "stench of yesterday.

Great insults from literature.

But I rest my case on one of the last century's great insults - Winston Churchill calling Gandhi a "half- naked fakir".

"Walking around with books on slavery in glasses and a hat," he said, "does not turn you into Malcolm X". Like so many great insults – "calzone with legs", say, or "lump of foul deformity" - it is sneeringly, ruthlessly gratuitous in its skewering of appearance.

There is no greater insult.

Her nation might wonder whether the greater insult was to its hard-won democracy.