Sentence examples for somewhat insulting from inspiring English sources
It is somewhat insulting, because he is nevertheless a national hero".
Schultz, who had previously appeared supportive of the film, wrote on Facebook and Twitter: "The personalities and relationships between the characters in the film are primarily fiction and somewhat insulting.
That may be somewhat insulting to a Spurs side that, while short of their best here, showed character and would have won by a greater margin had it not been for an inspired performance by Jussi Jaaskelainen.
Still, all this crowd talk must be somewhat insulting to a team that has class throughout, most notably in their vaunted secondary, at quarterback with Russell Wilson and at running back with Marshawn Lynch.
If I've paid a couple thousand dollars for a laptop, I find it somewhat insulting to open the thing up and find a couple dozen crapware programs begging me to upgrade out of trial status.
Kennedy said the Bree and Orson scenes led to "a tender moment", but said Susan was annoying and the Lynette plotline was somewhat insulting toward women.
As I have written before, I once had lunch with Mr. Assange in the English countryside, and while he was enormously gracious, fun even, in showing me and my family around the farm where he was under house arrest, he was also reflexively provocative, somewhat hilariously insulting me and the place I work for.
It was insulting, somewhat of a slap in the face".
Ogio does this on most of their bags and while I initially found the little labels insulting and somewhat comical, but they're there for a purpose.
Trump's example was somewhat compromised, in this respect, by his age-related insulting of Hillary Clinton.
