Caravaggio spent the short remainder of his life on the run, pursued, according to the usually reliable Baglione, by the man whom he had affronted and injured on Malta.
Mr. Catterson had affronted the unions for taking too lightly incidents in which officers were injured, and for a 1999 case in which brutality charges were brought against a police officer who was later acquitted at trial.
After having insulted the United States, after having affronted all our friends in the Commonwealth, after having driven the whole of the Arab world into one solid phalanx behind Nasser, we were then going to deal with all the outstanding problems in the Middle East.
Remarkable because, every night, Fox's Bill O'Reilly stages an exhibition of contentiousness, mean-spiritedness and self-aggrandizement that would similarly have affronted civil viewers of the past.
Yet, Egypt's top prosecutor claimed that merely by being present the eight men had affronted God and disturbed "public morals".
Many an accurate portrait has deeply affronted its subject.
Capurro has also affronted her sense of what people should be allowed to say.
In spite of Tower's success, he has remained affronted at what he sees as Waters's erasure of his contributions to culinary history.
The Moon has been affronted this way many times before, especially during the space race of the 1960s, but NASA is now trying to dispose of its litter more carefully.
So it was with special glee that the British press pounced upon the news, this morning, that Romney, having already slagged off the rest of the world, had now affronted forty-seven per cent of the American electorate.
