Sentence examples for has insulting from inspiring English sources

Emperor Qianlong had to issue an edict reminding his subjects that the Tanka (a name still loathed by the people it is bestowed upon, for it has insulting connotations) had the same rights as everyone else on land.

The Oscar-winning actor Javier Bardem has denied insulting his Spanish countrymen in a New York Times interview which has come in for fierce criticism in the Iberian peninsula.

Seriously, one of the foremost philosophers of our time has been insulting the leader of the free world because he didn't get a "hook-up"?

He has been insulting and loud as any alcohol and meth fueled trailer park domestic squabble.

In fact, Mars Hill founder Pastor Mark Driscoll has made insulting comments towards Muslims, as well.

Trump, let's recall, has taken insulting rhetoric to a new low, and "politically correct" has become his all-purpose way of dismissing his critics.

But that position could be changing after the past two weeks, which Trump has spent insulting pretty much everyone in and outside of his party.

Trump dismissed criticism of his hyperbolic rhetoric on North Korea, which has included insulting North Korean leader Kim Jong Un as "Little Rocket Man," and bragging about his nuclear "button".

Sanders also defended the president's attitude toward female reporters, which has included insulting their intelligence and accusing them of asking "stupid" questions. .

"I never even had an insulting offer".

The crowds have been insulting him very thoroughly".