Sentence for insult | Use insult in a sentence

A sentence for the word insult. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use insult in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for insult.

• Think of it for an insult! (10)
• He did not insult me. (10)
• Why did you insult her? (8)
• At this cruel insult Mr. (8)
• The insult did it, I think. (8)
• The very menials insult us. (10)
• It is an insult to propose it. (4)
• Laxley would certainly insult him! (10)
• The word was an insult, addressed to him! (8)
• Insult or a wrong makes a madwoman of you. (10)
• Fleur suffered relief and a sense of insult. (8)
• Is it manly to follow me with studied insult? (10)
• Is it manly to follow me with studied insult? (22)
• You talk about adding injury to insult, De Levis. (8)
• Julia threatened malicious doings for the insult. (10)
• She felt only a blind sense of insult and affront. (8)
• You can annoy, you can insult, you cannot move me. (10)
• Had he called her aside for this gratuitous insult? (10)
• Why did it so move one even when, as now, it was the voice of insult! (8)
• Perhaps I was hasty; I get fired by an insult to a woman. (10)
• The best of friends quarrel and openly insult one another. (7)
• It was like a hurt or an insult to a thing that could feel. (9)
• We go too far in pretending to despise every insult pitched at us. (10)
• It is an insult to tell him that he fought for his own satisfaction. (10)
• Let us hope and pray he will not insult the hearing of females again. (10)
• He lost his naturalness through forcing for ease in the teeth of insult. (10)
• To be unable to wield authority because to wield authority was to insult authority. (8)
• To call her a young lady, with all its niminy associations, would be to offer her an insult. (2)
• Yet it seemed an insult that Frau Katharina had no fear that she could menace her happiness. (5)
• His friend was not a man of the sword, and was not under the obligation to accept an insult. (10)
• But the age is notoriously one in which editors underrate and insult the public intelligence. (16)
• The insult was happily unseen, and the count caressed his shaven chin and smiled himself onward. (10)
• For fifty years Fort Prince of Wales stood undisturbed, none daring to offer it insult or attack. (19)
• My argument ran, it is absurd to fight; also it is intolerable to be compelled to submit to insult. (10)
• He is firmly convinced that you intended to insult him, and nothing will convince him to the contrary. (6)
• Many had travelled by waggons from North Carolina and Georgia, exposed to insult and danger all the way. (19)
• She begs grace for an hour, and returns with a fresh store of evasions, to insult the man she has injured. (10)
• They refused any reward; and, what is much better, refused it handsomely, without conveying any sense of insult. (2)
• Dietrich bowed, and passing Farina, informed him that the Club would wring satisfaction out of him for the insult. (10)
• It was enough to hear that insult and shame had been cast on him at Riversley for me to hate the name of the place. (10)
• The impulse I had been having to press on her the money, died within me; I felt suddenly it would be another insult. (8)
• Rose met the young men strolling on the lawn; and, with her usual bluntness, accused Laxley of wishing to insult her friend. (10)
• These miserably disinclined, The lamentably unembraced, Insult the Pleasures Earth designed To people and beflower the waste. (10)
• He gave himself this wound with his Army razor, adding, if I may say so, insult to the injury he was inflicting on his country. (8)
• I was under the delusion that I had grown to be past backbiting: and that no man could stand before me to insult and vilify me. (10)
• The knowledge of something about her conspicuous, doubtful, provocative of insult, as she thought, grievously hurt her delicacy. (8)
• It seemed, and it was, an insult to the trodden people, who read it as a lesson for cravens: their instinct commonly hits the bell. (10)
• That insult to his adored one seemed to Winton so inconceivable that, for a moment, he stopped her recital by getting up to pace the room. (8)
• Miss Crawford came with looks of gaiety which seemed an insult, with friendly expressions towards herself which she could hardly answer calmly. (4)
• The Armisteds, apparently, could feel an insult: the face of the younger man flushed, then paled, but he subdued himself to the service of his purpose. (1)
• In other countries, even among wild barbarians, white hairs were honored, but here the elders taught the young people to insult them with jeers and mockery. (5)

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