Sentence examples similar to affront sensitivities from inspiring English sources
Utilizing male RAs to recruit female individuals is more likely to affront cultural sensitivities about gender interactions and thus have a negative impact on the research, compared to female RAs recruiting male individuals.
When a local television station in Boston promoted an interview with Ms. Manahan and her co-writer, Rosemary Curb, local Catholic officials complained, saying the broadcast would be "an affront to the sensitivity of Roman Catholics".
And you would not think that an affront to the gay community?" But Kennedy also expressed a regard for the sensitivities of the baker, and he seemed to think that the state law was designed to harm the devout — showing "hostility to religion" — rather than to protect the oppressed.
It was an affront to time.
Companycommand was an affront to protocol.
Either way, the affront was noticed.
Rejection is taken as a personal affront.
HOWARD DEAN calls it an affront.
She's also an aesthetic affront.
