As early as September, 1960, Truffaut wrote that "the 'New Wave' is insulted more and more each week on radio, TV, and in the newspapers".
More than anything, Alice is determined to defend herself from an endless wave of insults and assaults: There was not a single day — not a single day — when she didn't see a woman shot or hacked, strangled or suffocated, poisoned or burnt, hanged or buried alive.
Ralf Hoecker, a lawyer representing Erdogan, filed a request on Monday for a preliminary injunction against Mathias Doepfner, the chairman and CEO of German media company Axel Springer, in an attempt to stop a "wave of insults" against the Turkish leader, local media reported.
They have ignored or halfheartedly waved off insults uttered by Trump since the beginning of his campaign, against such key voter groups as Latinos and women.
But Mr Lee believes that aid money was diverted from the North's hungry population in order to finance military expansion, including spending on the country's nuclear and missile programmes.Mr Lee has been the target of a wave of personal insults unleashed by the North.
People would wait for us for hours to cheer, shout insults, wave flags, and spit at us.
Although the amount of food consumed during the first photophase was not significantly different between control mice and LPS treated mice, there was a significant increase in food intake during the second photophase indicating that, during recovery from the insult, the wave pattern of circadian food intake remained dampened.
Letter from America No 2627, June 18 1999 When you see on television some protest rally, I mean a spontaneous protest - people suddenly taking to the streets, brandishing fists, howling insults, waving posters - do you ever wonder who planned the spontaneousness of it all.
COLLEGE basketball coaches have every right to be insulted by the wave of firings this year.
As Mr. Mubarak arrived at the courtroom, some of his supporters cried, waving posters that read, "The insult to Mubarak is an insult to all honorable Egyptians".
In Arab culture shoes are regarded as particularly unclean, so waving your loafer is a high insult.
