"with insults" is a perfectly valid and acceptable phrase in English that can be used in written or spoken forms.
For example, "He left the room with insults trailing behind him."
Then there was passion and excitement, but along with insults.
Outside they were met with insults and death threats.
They do it with insults, imputing personal awfulness.
They started when someone claiming to be Bilel's wife began sending intimidating monologues filled with insults.
Trump's response to criticism has been to lash out with insults and personal attacks.
I have been personally vilified with insults, which I regard as naïve and offensive.
In an open society, we all have to put up with insults.
"When dealing with insults, humour is the one universal currency between football fans.
"America tried to kill me as a writer, with indifference, with insults," she wrote.
The political battle has heated up, with insults flying in all directions.
We have to put up with insults, but we don't have to tolerate threats.
