Sentence examples for be affronted by a from inspiring English sources
A new ad from Gov. Rick Perry, to use the latest example, will test anyone who thinks they can no longer be affronted by a political hustle.
To be affronted by a depiction of him, respectful or not, ultimately distracts from putting forth effort into creating the kind of society he imagined.
But even leftwing friends there were affronted by a poem that made him notorious, "Those Who Pass Between Fleeting Words", written at the start of the first intifada against military occupation of 1987-93.
Another key issue in stirring up ideas of what does and what doesn't patronise women is the assumption that all women have the kind of encylopaediac political knowledge to be affronted by the idea of a campaign van being painted pink.
It is understandable that Mr. Gray, who like Mr. Samuels is from Jamaica and earns $8 an hour, would be affronted by disrespectful drivers, especially the young men in the BMW who once gestured lewdly at him, an incident he can hardly speak about.
But they know that this is an uphill struggle in campaigning terms, especially when there is no agreed strategy, timetable or model for rebuilding Britain's trade and diplomatic relationships outside a club whose other members would be affronted by the act of departure.
Fear of denial was related to the worry that clinicians would be affronted by requests to record, to the point of asking patients to leave their care, a particular concern for those living in rural areas with limited options.
Rather than be affronted by their subversive jump cuts, Lean was enamoured, and embraced the French style.
Indian people need to demand this, they need to be affronted by the fact that so many millions of their countrymen and women and children are exploited.
Mr. Hun Sen chose to be affronted by those questions and has begun saying he does not care whether the United Nations takes part.
Karl seems to be affronted by the fact that there have been "no negotiations on the debt ceiling".
