Sentence examples for are affronted from inspiring English sources

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

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

The officials, who thought they were acting loyally by keeping the Prime Minister out of the affair, are affronted, so much so that one of them resigns.

Chelsea are affronted that Arsenal should set their fee so high when there is no market for the player outside Stamford Bridge.

They are affronted by the untidiness, inefficiency and corruption of the old Dem ocratic welfare system, and want to be fair, but mainly, they are scared.

Even though small towns in Uttar Pradesh are affronted with haphazard (though organic) rapid growth, financial deficit, accelerated uses of unclean energy sources and deficiencies of planning and management capacities.

Briefly, I was affronted.

China, though, was affronted.

He was affronted.

Semantics here is affronted by sounds.

Tom was affronted by the cold of the Southampton docks.