affront

How can I put such a public affront upon her.

If I had, the affront would never have taken place.

She'd been in the system too long to take affront.

It is a personal affront to his care of them.

The nation will have to live with this affront for the next four years.

You are a personal affront to me, was his clear message.

There has been little in the way of personal affronts.

I had no idea this would be any kind of affront.

A new policy is required to deal with the affront.

Felt that my mother's death was a personal affront to me.

The line of men and women waiting to get into it was an affront.

No woman of any spirit will put up with an affront.

He considered the bill to be an affront to his character.

When he offered me 10 percent, that was a real personal affront.

She still seemed to take that past battle as a personal affront.

"It was not meant in any way as an affront to them."

The general, however, had taken this failure as a personal affront.

She felt that it would have been an affront to his memory.

It is in every respect an affront to this country.

It is almost an affront to look a man in the face, without being introduced.

This school of thought seems an affront to market economics.

It is an affront to and an assault upon both.

I find it an affront to democracy in this House.

How then can the support of these mass media be an "affront to civil society"?

This was considered an illegal affront to the new head of state.

I tried all ways of affronting her, but without success.

It seems he was affronted that he'd been left out!

I saw she was not one to be lightly affronted.

And it's clear that he has affronted those expectations now.

Not until now, however, had he felt so affronted by the prejudice.

Neither of the two women even pretended to be affronted.

But I could not imagine that she would have affronted me in such a thing publicly.

He could have been affronted that she'd assumed the worst.

She was affronted by Henry's involvement in her professional life.

Belinda looked affronted at the idea that she could not.

The House was affronted by her assault upon its dignity.

Why are my eyes affronted with the sight of them?"

I felt affronted at being so made light of.

In his ignorance he had affronted the frogs, without cause.

She had seemed surprised, almost affronted, when Helen did not reply.

The woman looked affronted by this smear on her authenticity.

In that case, I may be affronted by it.

We would like to apologize to the people who have been affronted by this situation."

But they didn't seem to mind, or feel remotely affronted.

And my king, God give him better sense, has affronted the church, which is not slow to avenge itself.

Oh, if only she had not affronted him by testing him!

He was still bemused but no longer affronted by the choices David had made.

While composers created pieces affronting the war, they were not limited to their music.

The woman looked at him as if affronted that he had spoken to her, but she answered anyway.

You open the door after driving up and bang, you're really almost affronted by the odor.