Sentence examples for be a further affront from inspiring English sources

It would be a further affront to the American people and the basic canons of law.

But compromise with the old narratives was more overt in Serbia's Srebrenica resolution: by taking pains to avoid the word genocide, the resolution was widely interpreted in Bosnia as a further affront to the victims and a meaningless gesture.

(In a further affront to mainland populists, Jersey's elected police spend much time harassing motorists: speed checks are a big part of their work).True, Jersey is different.

In a further affront to the Islamists, the Egyptian news media have marginalized their message in the two days since Mr. Morsi was deposed.

This was a further step in Nixon's southern strategy--a policy affronting millions of black citizens.

Such a law, she says, would be "a gross affront to gays and lesbians everywhere".

Except for Ruth Kligman's memoir, which was a direct affront, no further Pollock biographies were published until after Krasner's death, in 1984.

It would be an affront to them; it's an affront to us".

This should be an affront to Turks and Armenians alike.

"That would be an affront to American craft brewers.

The list would be an affront.