Sentence examples for implicit insult from inspiring English sources

In his response to the fans, published on the team's Web site, Spalletti ignored the implicit insult.

Rather than help, we send an implicit insult: It's a pity, but, well…it's just who you people are.

We might not embrace this implicit insult today, but we should recognize that even if young military personnel are mature enough to decide to die for their country, they are still in a special position of vulnerability.

But in an angry blog response on her website, author Lucy Coats, whose books include the Greek Beasts and Heroes series and novel Hootcat Hill, called Amis's remark "arrogant twaddle" with an "implicit insult to those of us who do write children's books".

Hanwell Snr nudged Hanwell in his gut, and Hanwell felt strongly the implicit insult to his own mother, who still lived, and still wore her flapper curls — white now — close to her forehead, and the same heavy cloche felt caps and Harold Lloyd glasses, perfectly round and thick-rimmed.

Now the message is different: the economy will do better without your efforts, so take the whole week off.Far from taking offence at any implicit insult to the worth of their toil, millions of Chinese spent the first week of May enjoying their break, travelling, shopping and dining out.

The vast, vast, vast majority of black men in New York and Connecticut who do not deal drugs or impregnate white -- er, Maine -- women, and the larger community of African Americans who put up with explicit and implicit insults of this sort every day, deserve better than that from the governor of Maine.

"It was not a failure in courage on his [my father's] part, for certain… It had instead to do with an unwillingness to condescend to being offended, a refusal to acknowledge the hurt caused by the insult implicit in Arthur's remark – that it is always noteworthy when Jews behave well".

Politeness may be a virtue, but there's a big difference between bad manners and calls, explicit or implicit, for violence; insults aren't the same as incitement.

But many good ones were insulted by the implicit claim that low scores at schools beset by poverty were due solely to poor teaching.

Lieutenant Dan Choi has said that one of the biggest insults of D.A.D.T. is the implicit assumption that our troops are generally homophobic, when they aren't; he's right, and that's also worth acknowledging about our veterans for today.