Sentences with phrase «ultimate insult»

And the ultimate insult: Wells Fargo and U.S. Bank, once derided for sticking to straight lending, are now more profitable than lords of finance Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley.

I would think that, in the context of Paul's time of orthodox Judaism, being called a «sinner» would be an ultimate insult, but being called a «sinner» today does not carry much weight.

You would not want to be accused of being a «Goody two shoes» the ULTIMATE insult for an atheist!

Selling Alexis to Chelsea or any other of our rivals in the PL would be the ultimate insult to the Fans, it wasn't enough for the Board and the Owner to shove us the Fossil for another 2 years but they would sell our best player to our rivals which most probably will win the league while the senile will aim for the FA Cup... sad indeed

As for the persisting rumours regarding Eddie Howe as being a potential successor to Wenger (journalism «stool»), it will be the ultimate insult to the Arsenal fans and God know they don't deserve it.

And that's the ultimate insult.»

If so, it would surely be the ultimate insult to Jose Mourinho and Manchester United who have spent the vast majority of the season in the shadow of arch rivals Man City.

United fans are of course shaking at the thought of having to watch City clinch the title while some neutrals can't contain the excitement at United being served the ultimate insult.

Fernando took on a new clean - cut look when he first joined McLaren in 2007, but after the shenanigans of the Hungarian Grand Prix he was fed up trying to please Ron Dennis, so when he turned up in the paddock for the Turkish GP he paid his boss the ultimate insult: he had a beard.

Calling someone a Philistine is the ultimate insult but archeology turns the insult into a compliment.

Update # 2: In an ultimate insult, Crunchyroll has put the countdown clocks back up and a note saying that it is simulpubed on Wednesday.

Along with the two basic attacks, there are also two special attacks and for the ultimate insult to your opponent, a signature finishing move.

Why bother with thorns or some kind of flame aura when you can throw the ultimate insult?

As he told the MoMA curator William Rubin in 1969: «My main interest has been to make what is popularly called decorative painting» — decorative being the ultimate insult in western modernism, though no bad thing in other traditions — «truly viable in unequivocal abstract terms».

12) Taking someone else's laundry out of the dryer before it's done so that you can use it is the ultimate insult.

The ultimate insult is that both Realtors and newspapers are supposed to have marketing savvy, yet are unable to counter the critics.