I'm sure he meant it as a compliment.

Dishonour?

Insult me, not the sanctity of mass.

Yes, sir.

Calm down, both of you!

He insulted her.

He insulted me.

It's an insult.

Don't insult me.

You're insulting me.

That's insulting.

This is an insult!

It's an outrage.

You dare to insult the Führer?

I didn't mean that as an insult.

He went to work on the Strangler. He needled him.

Have you ever dishonored the gods?

You shamed my father.

I think the biggest insult, the worst way you can offend a Mexican is to insult their mother.

And he thought he could insult me,

I don't insult customers.

Don't insult us, Doctor.

But he insulted my cousin.

It's like you were insulting him.

It would be too humiliating.

Well, I take that as an insult.

Nothing can be more insulting and degrading of a people than that.

Tell your prisoner not to insult me.

You wouldn't insult my friends.

How much are they going to insult us?

That was a pretty insulting little speech.

Here's mud in your column.

Rome is an affront to God.

The new fellow, he will dishonour me

Don't insult my soul.

I've never been so insulted in all me days.

You like being humiliated. I don't.

How have I insulted my host?

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

You did, it's true you did!

Don't let him say that about you, Pop.

Was't Hamlet wronged Laertes?

When people come to the house, you insult them.

Haven't you insulted us enough?

It's an insult to my people!