Sentence examples for thought insulting from inspiring English sources

Wilson got off to a bad start by refusing King the earldom he wanted; a life peerage was his best offer, which King thought insulting.

I think insulting each other is the way that Junon and Henri communicate, but it probably wasn't like that in the beginning.

You have made me an offer that frankly I think is insulting.

Instead they have offered us a voucher redeemable only with themselves, which I think is insulting.

"I'll tell you what I think is insulting, is that you're denigrating and demeaning and marginalizing our gay and lesbian brothers and sisters".

Around this time, he composed a long, rambling letter to the governess of the prince, Don Juan, in which he complained that he had arrived at "such a condition that there is no one so vile that he does not think of insulting me".

"I'll tell you what I think is insulting, a company that prides itself on following "The Hacker Way" allowing it's corporate attack dog to savage someone who did no worse than some of the company's own founders.

First, the upshot of the thesis of motivational judgment internalism is that it would be impossible to make moral judgments without being appropriately motivated; for example, it would be impossible to genuinely think that insulting others is wrong without being motivated at least to some extent to avoid or prevent insults to others.

One might think that insulting the audience so gratuitously is no way to win a debate.

The strongest condemnation of a white man's crude behavior, drunk or sober, was to call him "a white kaffir". This was not a saying ever pronounced by my mother; in fact there would be in her face yet another confirmation of all that she found crude in my father; that he, of all people, should think it insulting for a white man to be called black.

c) Said he wished he'd thought of publicly insulting the president first.