Sentence examples for insulting acts from inspiring English sources

The government said today that its crackdown on opposition leaders and journalists was prompted by disloyal and insulting acts against the ruling party.

The most cringe-inducing part of this story however, will be the final insulting act.

People who forget to take their medication don't suddenly act like the people you're insulting for acting "crazy".

A new set of "criminal offenses" were put on the books, including such acts as insulting gestures and making mischief.

This is not to say that the act of insulting someone is not sometimes morally despicable.

Heck, even the profoundly uninteresting Baltimore quarterback Joe Flacco got in the act by insulting the mentally handicapped.

They also said 41 was the number who rebelled in October last year over an attempt to make using insulting language a criminal act, which was then the biggest rebellion of Cameron's premiership.

The act of insulting something regarded as holy.

Thus, reading these passages literally is an act of insulting the God who gave us the ability to reason, it seems to me.

However, during the trial Wiens claimed mitigating circumstances for the act of insulting El-Sherbini, suggesting that "people like her" were not really human beings and therefore incapable of being insulted.

At low frequencies, as cells attach and spread on the electrode surface, they act like insulting particles, forcing the current to flow around the cellular bodies on paracellular pathways.