Sentence examples for mutual insults from inspiring English sources

Mutual insults were certainly rife.

8 What is play'd in a box whose candle is the sun? 9 What includes some echoes from the hills? 10 What was hidden beneath Rite of Man?   1 Who died following mutual insults at Madame Larina's ball? 2 Who killed a gentleman of the bedchamber to King James near Bergen op Zoom? 3 Who was saved by a large button in a duel following a performance of his opponent's Cleopatra?

After this, will we — neighboring peoples closely related by blood but exceedingly distant in how we see our common history and divided by religious tradition into Catholics and Orthodox — be capable of overcoming all our mutual claims, insults and accusations?

He embarked on a mutual exchange of insults with Mr Gotovina's lawyer on twitter and has proposed a General Assembly debate on ad hoc UN war crimes tribunals next year, by a strange coincidence on the anniversary of the founding of the Croatian quisling state in 1941.

Similarly, he and Angela Robin Paull) become ensnared in their fathers' conflict, and once they move past mutual suspicion and insult-trading, they learn to console each other.

Like a lot of what Weiner says, this exists somewhere in the realm between insult and mutual goad.

Since last Friday, its owner, publisher, editors and some of its reporters have been exchanging insults, complaints and mutual buyout offers in the media and on Facebook.

Issues have been obscured by mutual accusations that makes the insults traded by Douglas R. Forrester and Bret Schundler, the two front-running Republican gubernatorial candidates, seem like pleasantries.

But the guests did learn through a mutual friend what their final insult had been: When they watched the host's video, they had not laughed hard enough at his jokes.

Sandra's relationship with Leah is intriguing, too: built on trading insults but underpinned by mutual recognition.

What is needed is a process that rebuilds trust and communication so that the give-and-take of negotiation is perceived as serving mutual interests rather than serving up insults to national dignity or identity.