Sentence examples for affronted that from inspiring English sources

They are affronted that the DH is "revalidating" them.

He seemed affronted that she had not taken his call.

I feel affronted that huge parts of the North have not seen justice in print.

David Cameron castigated the peers of acting unconstitutionally over tax credits, affronted that his government – a Tory government!

For one thing, I was affronted that someone would seriously offer me a job over the phone with food in his mouth.

Peoria is a sleeves-rolled, get-it-done sort of place, affronted that politicians can fail to do their job and face no consequences.

Actually, if Facebook had half a wit it would know that it wasn't the nudity of "the Napalm girl" that affronted – it was the vision of terror and destruction brought on by that futile western intervention in someone else's war.

A statement declaring that one sought redress since honour had been affronted was all that was needed, and Canning obliged by agreeing to the duel which went ahead on 21 September on Putney Heath.

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

You want to stay a little bit wide-eyed, curious, and affronted by anything that is overly vulgar and offensive.

I am affronted – shocked that in this wonderful country, people are stuck in a situation where they truly don't have enough money to eat for the next couple of days".