Sentence examples similar to insulting observation from inspiring English sources
He also has social difficulties — he has no filter, and he lets loose with frank, insolent, and insulting observations that, at times, cause him serious trouble.
There's a moment in the first episode where Sherlock basically tells Watson all about himself and his life in an insulting way through observation, and Watson doesn't take offense, but rather responds with how awesome it was to experience ingenious deductive reasoning.
The Blackpool chairman, Karl Oyston, has been asked by the Football Association to provide his observations about insulting text messages he sent to a supporter.
In the early 1930s my father worked as a correspondent for Sir Wilmot Lewis, The Times' bureau chief in Washington, whose conversation was peppered with damning observations of an insulting but memorable nature about politicians and governments.
Gaze and verbal behavior towards the agent partly resembles patterns found in the literature for human human interactions, partly the behavior deviates from these observations and could be interpreted as rude or impolite like continuous staring, insulting, or talking about the agent.
The vagueness is insulting.
"It is profoundly insulting".
