I can't put up with these insults.

Now, of course, we're not just insulting people.

I couldn't bear any more insults.

His constant insults aroused her anger.

She could not put up with the insults any more.

I won't take such insults from anybody.

The match ended up with whistling and insults.

His pride would not brook such insults.

I can not put up with his insults any longer.

I received many insults and a few death threats.

His insulting remarks went viral last week.

In the Greek context, there has already been enough name calling for several debt crises.

They also criticized the sexist slurs aimed at Dilma Rousseff by some of the protesters.

Running the gauntlet through hostile crowds, and some wearing motorbike helmets to prevent injury.

The privileged among us suffer name calling, petty insults, hurt feelings for principled positions and critical dissent.

Prophet Muhammad and his early followers faced persecution and ill treatment by their contemporaries, including insults, mockery and defamation.

Some nations do not feel threatened by imaginary insults to national dignity for various historical reasons, they believe themselves to be superior to others.

Israeli elections are in some ways a tribal affair people vote on the basis of memories, insults, religious sensibilities, and group grievances.

I have heard the reproach of Moab, and the insults of the children of Ammon, with which they have reproached my people, and magnified themselves against their border.

I have heard the reproach of Moab, and the revilings of the children of Ammon, whereby they have reproached my people, and magnified themselves against their border.

It was going to be an interesting test if the slurs against Nemtsov were just a minor case of rumour spreading, they probably wouldn't be coming from more than a few dozen users.

If you re a writer who still reads the comments on your own articles (out of masochism, maybe), it can be very taxing to encounter reams of cruel insults and wild accusations.

Most European governments already take a stricter view of public insults than the US Constitution does. It would be a great mistake to add even more restrictions.

For the time being, the Chinese may be too preoccupied with their own backyard to pay attention to such insults, but it is foolish to offend them deliberately.

More that that, she by her own public admissions, a victim of various insults and abuses, both politically and personally, should know how abhorrent it is to shame the victim.

The offence of blasphemy is maintained and insults are now prohibited, which could have serious consequences on freedom of expression, particularly for the press.

Why didn t Ghannouchi say blasphemy is a not a crime when Mejri was thrown in jail or when his party proposed a law to criminalize insults to the Sacred ?

Exchanges of insults between the protesting students and some security forces intensified, yet despite that, the least the students expected was what happened next.

If you take part in a discussion be aware of the fact that everybody can read the answer do not say anything that you would not say to the others if you were facing them avoid insults.

During that visit we had discussions with President Gorbachev, Prime Minister Ryzhkov, Foreign Minister Shevardnadze and many other Soviet leaders. It was the beginning of a procedure that has

Accordingly, advocates of this worldview regard fences and walls as insults to humanity, proof that those who build and maintain them have no trust in their countries vibrancy and strength.

But even if such a problem appears (the line between freedom of expression and insult is very thin) we have another committee, consisting of prominent lawyers (The Legal Committee) to decide if we should or not take this document into the museum.

Supporters of the ruling Patriotic Front (PF), a party founded by Michael Sata in 2001 and members of his ethnic group, Bemba, now regularly trade insults with supporters of opposition United Party for National Development (UPND) on social media.

One testimonial blog post from Marie, a school teacher in Saint Denis, a northern suburb of Paris that's home to many minorities, hit a chord with many readers. In her text, Marie reacted to a report in the newspaper Le Monde that claimed children in Saint Denis welcomed the attack on the French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo because of the blasphemous nature of its cartoons. Marie worries this approach to reporting discriminates against minority children.

Each one of us can make a choice to use responsible language on social media and promote constructive, issue based debate . ullying, insulting and threatening each other on social media is an affront to democracy, especially as the country is celebrating 50 years of Independence.

Women are not allowed to drive and cannot leave the country without permission from their guardians in the conservative kingdom whose distressing record of human rights violations includes the public flogging of Saudi blogger Raif Badawi, who is deemed guilty of founding an online forum for public debate and for insulting Islam.

A terrorist investigation takes a lot of time (...) In this case, after the tragic events that have occurred, for simple reasons of communication, it is necessary to give the impression of reacting quickly. (...) And since it's impossible to instantly dismantle a network, they first appeal to the idiots who, following these events, however tragic they may be, inevitably insult the police referring to the event instead of using more common insults.

The demand for action generated by this incident, and by the highly publicized on field abuse of another star Aboriginal player, Michael Long, two years later, led the Australian Football League to introduce in 1995 a Racial and Religious Vilification code of conduct. The code combines a robust conciliation process with appropriate punitive measures and a strong educational program.