Sentence examples for insulting question from inspiring English sources

It's an insulting question, I know.

"It's an insulting question to ask," Mr. Dawidziak said.

Long enough for me to realise that was an unanswerable, probably insulting question.

The challenge of creating a "Chinese Apple" has nothing to do with the insulting question of whether Asians can innovate.

"Did you understand what I said/explained/told you?" "How many years young are you?" "Who did you used to be?" Bill Bonner, 69, a retiree in Meridian, Idaho, was asked that last, insulting question just the other day.

When Turx attempted to interject, Trump fired back, "Quiet, quiet, quiet," and called it a "very insulting question".

You've got to be more clever next time you come and don't ask insulting questions.

But not until officials asked me a series of humiliating and insulting questions about just what I intended to do if I traveled.

"I fear he's Quayle," a very well-known Republican confided the other day... McCain, like Bush, had to endure several insulting questions during the debate.

Tonight was payback for all those years of stupid jokes ("Funnye, you don't look Jewish"), insulting questions and long, wondering stares.

For Ms Brady, now with a string of directorships including Mothercare and Channel 4, and a mantelpiece groaning under the weight of Businesswoman of the Year awards, those early days of intrusive, insulting questions, of being the unknown women striving to be taken seriously in the devoutly masculine world of football, must have seemed to belong to a different era.