Sentence examples for it insult from inspiring English sources
"What the Public Facilities Privacy & Security Act is really about is respect, or rather the ultimate expression of a lack of it – insult," the newspaper said.
"If a nation is not strong, the world's extortionists will extort from it, insult it and if they can, they will trample on it," Khamenei said in March, in his annual speech for the Persian New Year, Nowruz.
It is ahistorical enough to say that the Confederate flag is not now related to slavery; but to suggest that it never really was, or that slavery's relation to the war was a mystery to most Southerners, adds, as Horne put it, insult to injury.
In this absolutely nutty system, in which tax can only be explained as a punishment for failing to get rich enough to avoid it, insult is heaped upon injury as judges then characterise the "UK taxpayer" as a special class of person, all themselves in full-time, well-paid employment.
"Not only is this task possible, it insults all other tasks with its vast possibilities".
"It insults us as traitors".
Furthermore, it insults the intelligence of the Palestinian people.
That statement doesn't insult terrorists; it insults all hard-working, loyal Muslim-Americans.
(That insults novels at least as much as it insults these books).
That kind of complacency does not just insult Asian actors and moviegoers; it insults all audiences.
