Sentence examples for a clear affront from inspiring English sources
Exclusions based on race, he said in his 28-page brief, were a clear affront to "the most enlightened and liberty-loving nation of them all".
He's cool to watch through the rearview mirror of this purring and potent hot-guymobile I'm at the wheel of, this manifestation of my wished-for middle-age libido, though I feel it as a clear affront that I can't lose him.
The rules prompted Greenpeace's head of campaigns, Daisy Sands, to accuse the Tories of "a clear affront to local democracy".
Government senators worked themselves up talking about how this is an abuse of parliamentary processes, a clear breach of conventions, an affront to comity, and a terrible precedent.
The ability of convicts to buy a more privileged incarceration is an affront to equality, and sends a clear message that the rich do not deserve the same punishment for their crimes as the poor.
What should be clear is that restrictions platforms like Twitter seem increasingly willing to entertain aren't an affront to free speech, but rather a clear system of consequences to violating the rules its users opt in to.
It is a personal disaster; an affront to the nose.
Entrepreneurship is a new beginning, an affront against established businesses.
It's not an embarrassment, or an affront.
Rejection is taken as a personal affront.
