Sentence examples for sort of insulting from inspiring English sources

Even sort of insulting.

It's sort of insulting.

There's no evidence that you can buy it and it's sort of insulting to the public to think you can buy an election...

Senator Charles E. Schumer, a Democrat of New York, puts the chance of a fix of some sort at 50-50 and calls the lack of parity "sort of insulting".

"It's sort of insulting really to tell someone that they're not working that day, they won't be earning money that day, and calling it a day off and not in correct English," he told the Guardian.

Before him, we had Michele Bachmann, Rick Perry, Herman Cain, and Newt Gringrich, which makes his sudden popularity sort of insulting to him.

"They call you all sorts of insulting things when your name's in there, and they're a little risqué, but you don't want to risk not reading it".

I sort of agree.

It's kind of insulting.

"It was kind of insulting," Mr. Mass said.

"Two dollars is kind of insulting," Mr. Nelson said.