Sentence examples for obvious insult from inspiring English sources

The Revolutionary Guards issued a statement calling violence by the protesters a "horrible insult to Ashura" and called for "firm punishment of those behind this obvious insult," the semiofficial Fars news agency reported.

Not a single Republican candidate acknowledged the obvious insult or the marine's service.

"Seeking to delay the federal court order that the State immediately fix Flint's water crisis is an obvious insult to the people of Flint, whose tap water has been contaminated with lead for more than two years," NRDC Midwest Director Henry Henderson said in a statement.

An interesting perspective on this issue comes from the study of congenital prosopagnosia, a condition characterized by profound impairment in face recognition, particularly at the individual level, in the absence of an obvious insult to the brain.

At the risk of making a point so obvious it insults one's intelligence, past performance does not have any causal effect on this year's stats.

The first half sets out some rather obvious points about insults, with abundant examples.

1 2 OA is divided into 'primary' OA, considered to result mainly from genetic and constitutional factors, and 'secondary' OA when there is an obvious cause of joint insult.

ARDSpulm was diagnosed if a primary pulmonary insult was obvious (as in pneumonia or aspiration) or an inhomogeneous pulmonary CT pattern was evident without a pathogenetic role of systemic inflammation.

Between songs about mean blue spirits and classics ("Kitchen Man" and a memorably erotic "St. Louis Blues," with Pierre Andre on essential saxophone) Ms. Braden must resort to predictable insults and obvious retorts.

It has been proposed that a 'continuum of reproductive casualty' exists 1 that is, while profound perinatal events cause death or obvious neurological deficit, milder insults may cause more subtle defects in functioning only detectable as the child grows older.

Remind him of anybody?" Corbyn did not rise to the insult, saying, with obvious anger: "We are sent here to represent people.