Sentence examples for insulting process from inspiring English sources

And that is a very insulting process".

"We ask for the occupation forces to stop this upsetting and insulting process if they want to avoid bad consequences".

They put her through a rigorous and insulting process designed to verify that she was in fact the creator of the work.

"What we want people to understand is that these are hard-working, poor working people, and they don't want to be treated like children in this insulting process in which they have to sit down with a counselor," Mr. Suber said.

What followed was what she described as an "insulting" process: She was paired up with a counselor who she claims was not trained to deal with sexual assaults; she claims she was told by administration that she would eventually "get over" the assault; and she was told specifically not to speak to anyone else about it, despite her growing mental distress, which she expressed to the university.

What followed was what she described as an "insulting" process: she was paired up with a counselor who she claims was not trained to deal with sex assaults; she claims she was told by administration that she would eventually "get over" the assault and she was told specifically not to speak anyone else about it, despite her growing mental distress, which she expressed to the university.

He was hurt further when he shouted at an Iowa voter to sit down, and when film of him insulting the caucus process four years ago was broadcast on the national news.

Yet the process is insulting.

To imply that thirty million Hispanics in this country "are monolithic in their thought process is insulting to us and more of a plantation mentality," he says.

Mr Salmond said the use of the word "Balkanisation" was insulting to the democratic process in Scotland.

(I sometimes wonder how many good engineers have been put off by Google's previous, rather insulting, hoop-jumping interview process; me and most of my techie friends, for starters, but that's probably a self-selected group).