The elegant Valmont (Daniel McDonald) enters next, to reflect on mortality, suffer insults about his aging and dismiss a challenge to seduce a teenager as insultingly easy.
One study of a cash program to help refugees survive the winter found that those who got cash were more likely to help and be helped by Lebanese neighbors, and less likely to suffer insults.
Freddie Roman, the dean of the Friars, said Mr. King would "have his self-esteem destroyed and suffer insults, all in good fun, from some of the funniest entertainers in show business".
While restaurants, airlines and other service businesses frequently seek to recruit them because of their English-language skills, many northeast natives suffer insults and prejudice because many of them have facial features more common in East Asia and because many are not native speakers of Hindi or south Indian languages.
But we also suffer insults and indifference.
Small frogs might be more likely to suffer insults such as failed predation attempts.
Individual cells can suffer insults that affect their normal functioning, a situation often aggravated by exposure to external damaging agents.
The somatic mutation theory of aging (Kennedy et al., 2012; Szilard, 1959) proposes that over time cells suffer insults that affect their fitness, for example, diminishing their proliferation and growth rates, or forming deficient structures and connections.
As discussed elsewhere on this blog, New York suffered insult, (a significant blown call at second base in Game Two); injury (Derek Jeter's broken ankle); and incompetence at the plate (a.157 batting average for the series).
These are the types of events, of course, at which the father of the bride suffers insult to the injury of being ignored.
