用“insults”造句大全，insults造句

NAUGHTY and tiresome children like insults (both overt and needling) as well as implausible and elaborate excuses.

I kicked him repeatedly, in frenzy because he still uttered insults though his lips were frothy with blood.

Later insults included fitchcock, muckworm, whiffler, ramscallion, squinny and snool, not to mention such 20th-century additions as tripe-hound, shite-poke, roach and lug.

The personality of citizens shall be protected by law, and the use of insults, libel or other means to damage the reputation of citizens or legal persons shall be prohibited.

Anyone would bridle at such insults.

One has to disparage the greatness that insults.

There are muttered insults, impatient outbursts, and all manner of curses not fit for print.

Irony is with a smiling face insults 讽刺就是带着笑脸侮辱

All of the "you know how I know you're gay" insults were unscripted and in fact, a large portion of the film was improvised.

Arguments may persist for decades; academics may-and often do-sling insults at each other; but it does not matter a great deal because the stakes are normally rather low.

Don't let her insults bias you against your husband.

Retrograde amnesia can be caused by Alzheimer's disease, traumatic brain injury (ask an NFL player), thiamine deficiency or other insults.

NIV] When they hurled their insults at him, he did not retaliate; when he suffered, he made no threats. Instead, he entrusted himself to him who judges justly.

You have no right to heap insults on anybody.

"Some people get angry when we reprimand them," Suarez said. Some drivers have shouted insults after a silent rebuke.

He turned crimson under the insults.

We produce tears in response to insults to the eyes — the sting of onion fumes, a tiny insect that flew into your cornea.

He badly wanted her, but all the past insults and humiliating scenes welled up inside him.

But our minds are not evolved to think about strangers, and we obsess, needlessly, about what people think of us and how these insults will diminish us in the eyes of others.

A debtor, unable to pay, has to swallow insults from his creditor.