Sentence examples for insulting manner from inspiring English sources

Baum found Trump's insulting manner refreshing, calling it "a mirror of the way they treat us".

Of course, this is based on the fact that it wasn't said in an insulting manner.

As a third-generation Oaklander and as a member of the Art Murmur organization that Jonathan Mahler writes about, I take issue with the insulting manner with which he presents the art scene in Oakland.

So next time you feel like gesticulating in an insulting manner, whether you're performing in front of several million TV viewers or involved in a minor road rage incident, why stick with just the one finger?

Party leaders said Mr. Chowdhury, whose post is largely ceremonial, had acted in an insulting manner by not visiting the grave of the founder, Ziaur Rahman, on the 21st anniversary of his death.

The women were motivated by religious enmity and hatred, and acted provocatively and in an insulting manner inside a religious building in the presence of a large number of believers," the court said.

He first lost his right to defend himself in August, because of his insulting manners and "obstructive behavior" during hearings, but regained it on appeal in October.

"That attitude is a direct result of the lack of respect for law enforcement, resulting from the slanderous, insulting, and unjust manner in which police officers are being portrayed".

He said the donor countries' demands to see opposition leaders in prison had been rejected because they were presented in an 'insulting manner'.

Don't demean, degrade, insult or patronise All tourism and advertising which treats tribal peoples in an insulting, degrading or patronising manner (for example, references to "stone-age cultures", "untouched by time", etc) should be opposed.

The press freedom watchdog denounces the "little presidents" who publicly attack journalists and media outlets, arguing that journalists treated in a contemptuous, insulting, defamatory or racist manner are put under "terrible pressure... just for doing their job".