Sentence examples for less insulting from inspiring English sources

Thanks for trying to make your insult less insulting.

"It would have been less insulting to do nothing," one Twitter follower wrote.

At his best, A.J. Hawk epitomizes a solid puzzle piece (which is a far less insulting characterization than it sounds).

In fact, it's almost impossible to imagine a less insulting way that question could have been asked.

No less insulting, the Cayman dodge has been blocking Americans from the protection of labor and anti-discrimination laws.

While that might seem rude, "it would be less insulting than for them to address the whole conversation to the daughter," she said.

"The inference that a woman wants only to arrange flowers and decorations in order to assuage the inconvenience and inefficiency associated with a Division of Motor Vehicles visit is nothing less than insulting," wrote one Rivertown resident, Abbie Smith, in a letter to the local paper.

"The perception in the Middle East, from the far left to the far right, is that America is totally sponsoring Sharon -- not Israel's policies but Sharon's policies -- and anyone who tells you less is insulting your intelligence," the person familiar with Abdullah's thinking said.

Muslims find it offensive to depict Muhammad at all, much less in an insulting way.

A less severe charge, insulting the leader of a foreign nation, carries a sentence of up to two years in prison or a fine of 200 Iraqi dinars, about 17 cents.

On the same day as Beale was told that he still had a career with the Wallabies, a sporting body on the other side of the world was taking a less tolerant view of insulting behaviour.