Moreover his orders on this occasion offensively and insultingly "required" success at his hands.
Thomas the suspicious disadvantage of Southern birth and connections, they did it in a way insultingly suggestive of their doubt as to his loyalty or courage or something else essential.
But now they would not hear of these proposals, but threatening and reviling them, angrily and insultingly continued to ply their missiles at them, now destitute of every necessary.
Our minister of peace sent to Mexico was insultingly rejected.
While Vaughan stood some distance away, Smith approached Randolph and insultingly jostled him.
Is referred to her brother, and insultingly refused by him.
He can apologise for having spoken insultingly to her.
Your husband had spoken insultingly of her friends--and yours--to her.
I lament that women are systematically degraded by receiving the trivial attentions, which men think it manly to pay to the sex, when, in fact, they are insultingly supporting their own superiority.
What can be more disgusting than that impudent dross of gallantry, thought so manly, which makes many men stare insultingly at every female they meet?
But the Thebans insultinglyreplied that they would only comply, if two of his generals were delivered to them.
In his bulletin, Richard insultingly alluded to the quantity of the river the French king had been compelled to drink, and hinted, that as he was full of water it was quite fair to make a butt of him.
He was insultingly told that he was not wanted and might take his army back again, but he soon brought the people to their senses by a little prompt pillage.
The remarkably fine horse Gave a reminiscent shudder, looked insultingly around, And with cold deliberation laid him down upon the ground!
Admetus, the king of the Molossians, had once made some request to the Athenians, which Themistokles, who was then in the height of his power, insultingly refused to grant.
Is this the reason why Mr. Egerton so insultingly warns me against counting on his fortune?
Suffice it, that I remained the lion of that company which had previously been most insultinglyfacetious at my expense; and the intellectual lady finally declared the air of the deck unpleasant.
When at foreign courts, her majesty justly claimed the honours pertaining to her exalted rank, but was insultingly told that she was not known as a queen!
Was not the name of the noble-minded Caroline insultingly excluded from the Liturgy?
This, however, was expressly refused; but it was insultingly promised, that if she would yield up the crown and government of Scotland in favour of her son the Prince, she would be permitted to remain privately and quietly in England.
Gameiro did not venture previously to apprise me of the act lest I should resist it--but insultingly sent an order to the officers of the Piranga to "disengage themselves from all obedience to my command.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "insultingly" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
