Meanings of insulting things in English

And I mean, she'd say the most insulting things, you know.

He just wanted to get drunk and say insulting things to his father.

But why is it she doesn't rob me or say insulting things to me?

There you go, trying to say clever, insulting things.

He is always slinging insulting things at me.

And you say such insulting things to me?

Mr Goff said it will remind people that Mr Tamihere has said many insulting things over time.

If I should say unjust, insulting things to you now, how would you know you were angry?

I... only said that, and he shouted and... said... a lot of horrible insulting things to me.

Sometimes he flung down the dice, quivered with rage, bit the dice-box, and said insulting things to me.

Meeting Cecil returning from his visit to Venetia, Châteauroy could not refrain from saying insulting things concerning the princess.

We're going to change trains and a horrible guard will appear and say insulting things of you and your race.

He also told us that the Prussians said insulting things of the French army, and were generally hated by the people.

It wasn't the hatred his family encountered when they'd moved to New York, or the insulting things that anyone had ever said to him.

Only one person is allowed to say insulting things about me to my face, and you are certainly not large enough to be he.

They would get talking about their relations: they would recount the insulting things that her mother and his grandfather had said of each other respectively.