Sentence examples for too insulting from inspiring English sources
Don't insult them about something that is too insulting and off the topic.
The attack is just too insulting and absurd, too stark and seemingly random, to embellish.
The insinuation that she was merely flacking for the White House is too insulting to be countenanced.
The idea that they would use a Bible to wipe their arses with is too insulting to pass.
"I finally left -- it was too insulting," said Ms. Swicord, who also wrote "The Perez Family" and other films.
In March, the general director of Dozhd, the progressive Internet television station that had commissioned the project, decided the Yevtushenko poem was too insulting to Mr. Medvedev.
These mascots are teaching stereotypical, misleading and, too often, insulting images of American Indians.
I sat through too many insulting nights in Las Vegas in the 1990s, watching women with absolutely no ability receive criminal beatings from one or other of the selected female fighters.
A physician and writer, Gawande describes doctors who resist the checklist — it's too simple, insulting even — and then shows us how hospital staff who follow a checklist save more lives than most medical "miracle drugs" or procedures.
JERUSALEM, Aug. 5 — Several dozen Israeli survivors of the Holocaust, supported by hundreds of younger relatives and supporters, marched in protest on Sunday in front of Prime Minister Ehud Olmert's office, saying that a planned government stipend was too small, insulting both the living and the dead.
