Sentence examples for more insulting from inspiring English sources

The distance, in other words, makes them feel safe — flirting becomes more flirtatious; insults become more insulting.

Factories have moved abroad or, more insulting, to the South.

But the hypocrisy grows ever more insulting — a cognitive diss.

It's even more insulting when you just don't inform anyone.

The film's treatment of its sole female is even more insulting.

Personally, I always found the captions more insulting than the pictures.

Isn't it infinitely more insulting to provide a forum for the sale of women and girls?

Both of them cast around for arguments and refutations that would be more insulting than useful.

The words of Mubarak and Suleiman directed to the democracy demonstrators could not have been more insulting: "Trust us.

All the more insulting is that a retiring and well-compensated administrator receives such perks and privileges as a "professor".

Yet the only soldiers seen on Abidjan's streets were French and UN forces which many Ivorians found even more insulting.