Sentence examples for insulting intervention from inspiring English sources
On the other hand, the insulting intervention may, although intolerable in its form of presentation, stem from a justified point of criticism.
It's insulting to praise Mr. Cheney's access to early medical intervention as an example to follow when his own party prefers the status-quo limits to that access for the average American.
How dare this incompetent twerpette use such insulting language to the chairman of the Foreign Relations Committee, who'd supported our interventions in Bosnia and Kosovo and argued for an international force to possibly stop the genocide in Darfur?
The expert panel and the research team concurred that deleting offensive and derogatory comments and placing qualitative comments outside physicians' performance records would help avoid insulting physicians which could reflect negatively on the work environment and would contradict the purpose of this intervention.
The vagueness is insulting.
"It is profoundly insulting".
"It was completely insulting".
