Sentence examples similar to am affronted by from inspiring English sources

Semantics here is affronted by sounds.

Tom was affronted by the cold of the Southampton docks.

"People were affronted by her unladylike behaviour," Pizzichini says.

He was affronted by the normality of the town.

The lovebirds, who are affronted by their parents' narrow-mindedness, believe in class-blind love.

During the 1980s, unsurprisingly, she was affronted by and complained about Channel 4's output.

Victorian sensibilities were affronted by the themes of his stories: rape, murder, incest, sex changes, torture, cannibalism.

He was affronted by those who viewed working men and women in free association as enemies of the people.

Governor Taft said that "as a fellow public official," he was "affronted by the partisan attacks on Ms. Harris".

Disability campaigners were affronted by the company's decision to cast its decision as a response to abuse from claimants.

Rather than be affronted by their subversive jump cuts, Lean was enamoured, and embraced the French style.