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Meanings of insult the intelligence in English

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Usage of insult the intelligence in English
1
I will not insult the intelligence that I just lauded by describing how easily I came about it.'
The mandala of sherlock holmes: the missing years
2
Pitiful attempts at humour, woeful puns and gormless slogans assault the ear and insult the intelligence day and night.
The Irish Times
3
They made their point, which is fair enough, but to later claim they were not being political does insult the intelligence rather.
The Guardian
4
Mr Ramaphosa please do not insult the intelligence of the people your government has continued to try and keep in the dark.
The South African
5
And he insults the intelligence of the British people with his tub-thumping jingoism.
The Guardian
6
Fret not that the high concept insults the intelligence of four deservedly legendary actors.
The Irish Times
7
Offering unargued assertions ungrounded in any evidence only insults the intelligence of the students.
The South African
8
The pretzel logic insults the intelligence of all thinking people, bachelor's degree or not.
The Guardian
9
Thomas said his findings insulted the intelligence of those who knew about the aircraft's history.
The Guardian
10
As an adult listener who's old enough to appreciate what came before, Kelly's work insults the intelligence.
Ebony
11
It hurts those who need our help and it insults the intelligence of those we embrace as equals.
News.com.au
12
The exorbitant spying, and propaganda which insults the intelligence of thoughtful observers both at home and abroad are problems too.
The new yorker
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