Sentence examples for constitutes an affront from inspiring English sources
We should not be concerned that walking out mid-performance constitutes an affront to the sanctity of theatre, nor that it forces us to defend our positions of negative response.
To the Editor: It is hard to fathom how the construction of a mosque and Islamic center two blocks north of ground zero constitutes an affront to victims of 9/11, unless one concedes the innuendo that the builders are somehow culpable in the 9/11 crimes.
In a statement to the Guardian, a spokesman for EcuaCorriente said: "We regret that insinuations have been gathered which constitute an affront to the company's reputation and law-abiding behaviour.
However the bans were upheld on appeal... on the grounds that "dwarf tossing… affronted human dignity…" The dwarf then brought his complaint to the UN... he stated "that there is no work for dwarves in France and that his job does not constitute an affront to human dignity since dignity consists in having a job".
To watch him lurch from issue to issue, traveling all over the globe, from early morn to late night (how dare they never let us see him sleeping), constitutes an open affront to an indignant John Boehner and his angry followers.
For the citizens of Sony, the triumph of the iPod constitutes a distinct affront; one imagines the human-resources department dispensing voodoo iPods and exorcism instruction manuals.
Unfortunately, with the war against Iraq in full swing, and black the prescribed color for clothing, pink constituted a political affront.
For Trump, the checks on presidential power essential to democracy constitute a personal affront.
What constitutes an outsider?
