Sentence examples for negative insult from inspiring English sources

During his highly successful trip to the US in September, the outlet speculated that Kardashian-West calling the pope 'dope' was a negative insult and warned she could be an "enemy" of the Catholic church leader.

Piazza smiled when asked if his grand slam had deflated the crowd, saying that he kept hearing the same "negative insults" as he had before he went deep.

Some negative insults that other point towards you may not even be true, but they are just pointing them out to bother you.

Similar issues could arise with these ad units, where poll results are negative or insults to a brand are amplified.

Mr. McCain has his own radio advertisements, warning that unnamed forces were "coming after him here in Michigan," and stating that he would never run a negative commercial: "They insult your intelligence and hurt our chances against Gore in November".

Both sides have already released negative advertisements with insults like "clueless" and "the worst of Wall Street".

"Over these next 63 days, you will see more ads, more negative ads, more insults and distractions and baloney than you've ever seen," Mr. Obama told the crowd.

The new study found that gossip in the workplace also tended to be overwhelmingly negative, but the insults were more subtle and the conversations less predictable, says Tim Hallett, a sociologist at Indiana University.

"I think that presidents actually do this more than it appears," said Guelzo, adding that Lincoln dispatched Quartermaster General of the U.S. Army Montgomery Meigs to circulate among the Army of the Potomac to pick up any negative "doggerel" or insults officers made about him.

Let her criticism, negative opinions and insults roll off you like water off a duck.

The cumulative insult of negative health behaviors/circumstances associated with low SES creates the health and mortality discrepancy.