Sentence examples for shocking insult from inspiring English sources

Commentators have begun to talk of the prime minister's "shocking insult".

Ralph Goodale, the Liberal's House leader, called the shutdown "a shocking insult to democracy".

According to researchers at Harvard, watching too much television while sitting long into the evening on a leather couch is a shocking insult to testicular function.

"He was disappointed, shocked, insulted," Tannenbaum said.

Microwave interferometry was used to measure the transient shock wave velocity in the explosive system, which was lightly confined at a diameter below its critical diameter, in response to an overdriven shock insult in a small-scale experiment.

These data indicated that the initial shock insult in a trauma patient is an important determinate of adverse outcomes, particularly the development of MOF.

Resuscitation is a vital intervention that decreases the severity of the shock insult, but current strategies are not directed at modulating the immune response; in fact, they may worsen it.

The mucus component of the intestinal barrier is impaired by malnutrition, shock insults, and alterations in the gut microbiome.

This last word shocked and insulted him, so it was with a pang of vengeful satisfaction that he heard of her sudden death in a car accident with Spike Lancaster.

But Brookstein didn't seem to have been any less shocked and insulted when Cowell had invited him to dinner the night before, and served microwaved Marks & Spencer ready meals.

Mr McNarry said he was shocked and insulted when his leader told him he would be removed as deputy chairman of the assembly's education committee.