The phrase "affront against" is not correct in standard English usage.
The word "affront" already implies an offense or insult, so the addition of "against" is redundant.
Example: "His comments were an affront to her dignity."
Alternatives: "insult to" or "offense to".
"We will not allow this affront against a Latin American leader," he tweeted.
Federer was criticized at the time for a rare affront against an opponent.
He viewed the persecution of writers in the USSR in 1947 as an affront against creativity: "You cannot produce a vigorous literature by terrorising everyone into conformity.
Investigators said they were also able to thwart an attempted killing in Harlem that stemmed from an affront against the mother of a jailed gang member.
It has described the raid last week as "an affront against justice," said its offices were ransacked, and pledged to defend its staff against what it said were "completely false and outrageous actions".
The Song chancellor, Jia Sidao, considered the Song position strong enough to risk this affront against Kublai; he thus ignored the chance for peace offered by Kublai and instead tried to strengthen the military preparations against a possible Mongol attack.
The similarities end there because the affronts against Gates are being played out in public, and not within the confines of a classroom.
These groups were the lead actors in the D.C. dramas that killed consumer protections that could have prevented the banking crisis, the Gulf oil spill, tax breaks for millionaires, and countless other affronts against America's middle class.
Not only are they prophylactically sealed against affront by virtue of time and status in these cathedrals of sanctified art, but they have the figleaves of myth on the one hand – not real people, only gods indulging in the usual revolting ways – and moral content on the other.
The local gentry has protested heartily against this affront to its way of life.
Discussing each of Prosser's four types of privacy rights in turn, Bloustein defends the view that each of these privacy rights is important because it protects against intrusions demeaning to personality and against affronts to human dignity.
