Sentence examples for somehow insulted from inspiring English sources

He looked over at me, and, even out of the corner of my eye, I could see that he was hoping he hadn't somehow insulted me.

The cast is to leave after tonight's premiere for Paris, and Clooney joked he would  "somehow insult the Parisians about their art.

The problem was time, he said, as they were due to leave for Paris that evening "to somehow insult the Parisians, something about the Mona Lisa and Italy".

If you're causing a stir at home because seeing a man in a dress somehow "insults" your idea of masculinity, what you're communicating to your son is that a boy who dresses like a girl is somehow "less than".

Well, she has somehow managed to insult her own people with this little chestnut about a very sensitive topic that has enjoyed a resurgence of coverage in the news: Names.

It is a measure of Obama's success here that Romney supporters came out to object that the Marines do, indeed, still use bayonets, and Virginia's governor, Bob McDonnell, tweeted that the line was somehow "an insult to every sailor who has put his or her life on the line for our country".

Calling her "Professor Warren" is somehow an insult.

I told her about meeting Charles D'Ambrosio in Seattle a lifetime ago, claimed that his semi-insult (true story) led me to the idea of asking authors for insults (I felt that a history of asking for insults would make it somehow more acceptable), lied about having been insulted by "dozens" of authors over the years, and that was that.

(F, Ind, I, 70 74) I've kind of got embarrassed … that you're actually old, it's not that I feel insulted, it's that I'm somehow I'm in that state.

Somehow, that law survived the war and was later used to prohibit the leading German newsweekly Der Spiegel from publishing for two weeks in 1949 because it had allegedly insulted the king of the Netherlands.

Nachman felt insulted.