John Hueston, the federal prosecutor, chose not to insult the intelligence of the Enron jurors.
It is now a criminal offence to insult the French flag or national anthem.
Never mind the philosophical question of whether it is wrong to insult a machine.
To add financial injury to insult, the 27-year-old Englishman was then dropped by his equipment sponsors Titleist.
In a BBC interview, she said existing laws were sufficient to punish anyone who attempted to insult religion.
I'd say ESPN has made an art form out of it, but I don't want to insult art.
"There is no question that Prince Harry was in any way seeking to insult his friend, " the St.
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Quite simply because he could not be sure that the Chelsea player had in fact intended to insult Mr Ferdinand.
The Labour leader criticised those in the public eye who "abuse the privilege of their celebrity to insult, demean and belittle others".
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Instead, both officials, both admitted friends of Professor Gates, proceeded to insult the handling of this case by the Cambridge Police Department.
This kind of over-done eye contact generally communicates a desire to dominate, a feeling of superiority, a lack of respect, or a wish to insult.
The leader of the Russian republic of Chechnya has apologised for using a stadium public address system to insult a football referee during a match.
To add to insult, those players are not getting any younger.
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If there is one sure-fire way to insult an Australian, it is to mistake him for an American - especially where his war record is concerned.
In the hotel, so as not to insult the host, the chef actually ate the Albanian food and the English players ate the Park Lane food.
But I'm very happy with Chihuahua at the moment, because I think Chihuahua lovers out there, who are watching this, wouldn't want me to insult that particular dog.
"You might have been able to insult someone on the grounds of physical disability in the past, but that's generally viewed by society now as being unacceptable, " he says.
You also won't want to insult or bore him or her, so stay away from clothing (which requires you to guess your boss' size), politically oriented or religious gifts, money, personal care products or "adult" items.
Written by "Seinfeld" co-creator Larry David, who returned to the show just to write the final episode, the series finale offered a look back at many of the people the four had managed to insult and offend over the last nine years.
For a start, the lip readers said they could not be clear about a couple of words in the exchange which, depending on which way you look at it, could have indicated whether or not Mr Terry was trying to insult Mr Ferdinand.
The blog was just a pointless rant (against Leo Apotheker and Larry Ellison as well as Hurd), but the fact that search engine users were, for a period of days, directed there so prominently is just another example of the viral power of the digital media to insult and degrade.
As for Indonesia's intellectuals, a few have joined the anti-Australian assault, arguing that Indonesia--right or wrong--is their country, and an insult to the flag is an insult to them.
To add insult to injury, opponents are hitting .290 against Verlander in the Fall Classic.
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To add insult to injury, the "30-day" processing time for a visa can turn into months.
And to add insult to injury the Marlins are nickel-and-diming taxpayers over capital repair costs.
To add insult to injury, the 1988 act made the tax break retroactive to 1983.
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