Sentence examples for insulting phrase from inspiring English sources

I don't know if I am more insulted by the aspersion cast on my ability to turn an insulting phrase in English, or by the lie itself.

They've coined a rather insulting phrase for you and you hear it ad nauseum.

This is a professional from a highly respected institution, but the fact that he uses "the transgendered" to identify us -- hint: this is an insulting phrase meant to engender pity and otherness -- shows that any transgender person who decides to have surgery has fought a battle against widely held beliefs equating gender with genitalia and chromosomes.

Ankara is pleased that Mrs. Merkel has changed her language, and Mr. Bagis said that the fact that this "insulting phrase" was "no longer being used by those countries is a good sign".

A family in Houston in the US apparently had their child's baby monitor camera hacked, after insulting phrases emanated from the unit.

A week before the vandalism at Tiferet Israel, vandals covered the outside walls of the synagogue with insulting phrases while anti-Semitic demonstrators gathered at the Israeli embassy and Chavez's police stood by silently.

I find that phrase insulting and shortsighted, only uttered by people who have never felt a certain depth of pain or who prefer to bury it rather than address it.

It's all too easy to laugh off  Liverpool's attempt at defining insulting words and phrases as PCGM or 'nanny state' newspeak.

Editing these and other insulting words and phrases out of your vocabulary will stop you from accidentally hurting your relative and damaging your relationship with them.

In Montreal yesterday, some Braves players arrived in the visiting clubhouse to find the names above some lockers altered and the missing letters used above Rocker's locker to form a phrase that is insulting to gays.

So the first words heard on BBC Two were from a story about a bus conductress who had been sacked for insulting Pakistani passengers, including the very phrase she had used.