Sentence examples for taunting someone from inspiring English sources

It's like taunting someone over a speech impediment.

There's something a little deranged about taunting someone of another faith with "Merry Christmas" after they've politely asked for a recusal.

"The echo symbol is the online equivalent of tagging a building with antisemites graffiti or taunting someone verbally," said Jonathan Greenblatt, ADL's chief executive.

Q. Could teachers help improve the social atmosphere at school if they intervened when they heard students taunting someone in the hallway? A. Absolutely.

This person does not get morality right because, first, nonmoral terms cannot completely explain morality (e.g., they cannot explain the difference in the cruelty of kicking a dog, taunting someone verbally, and forgetting to invite the neighbor's child to one's daughter's birthday party) (428).

The phrase has nothing to do with taunting someone or sticking a slimy worm to a fishing hook.

But with personal information once you taunt someone, the more distressing it becomes.

Boys at religious private schools were the most likely to say that they had bullied, teased or taunted someone in the past year.

In some parts of the country his catchline, "Is it because I is black?", might be just one more surreal jingle for the playground; elsewhere it might be a line that bigots use to taunt someone who has complained about racial discrimination.

Everyone is taunting or torturing someone else.

Verbal harassment refers to teasing, taunting, or insulting someone.