Sentence examples for affronted at from inspiring English sources

He would be affronted at the suggestion of manufactured incentive.

The kirk minister affronted at their flesh said it.

Humphrys was also highly affronted at Stourton's characterisation of his position as "fogeyish".

He is affronted at any suggestion that the oil spill might be good for his bottom line.

Tunisia's white colonial diehards were affronted at seeing the native they most resent consulting freely with the head of the French government.

Right now, however, bath salts are enjoying a mini-resurgence and nobody could be affronted at receiving a jar of the stuff in one of its current forms.

I met and became friends with a few Muslims in college, and was slightly affronted and curious at their lack of wanting to go out to clubs or socialise in that sense.

And on that note, be prepared to get affronted by friendly northerners at every opportunity.

Her site is one of many where the affronted can gather online: at CaughtYa.org, people can post cellphone pictures of drivers who illegally occupy handicapped parking spaces, and Holla Back NYC lets women post pictures of men who harass them on the street.

As criticism of the President has escalated, the Administration has at times seemed affronted by the impertinence and the haste of coverage.

Many Jerusalemites feel affronted each time they look up at the Holyland Project, a string of four high-rise buildings tearing through the skyline on the western hilltops edging the city.