Sentence examples for he is affronted from inspiring English sources
He is affronted at any suggestion that the oil spill might be good for his bottom line.
Mr. O'Neal gives his daughter a pashminalike present at the beginning of one conciliatory dinner; when she confronts him with her memories of an abusive childhood, he is affronted and demands his gift back.
He was affronted by the normality of the town.
Nonetheless, he was affronted when I suggested that police might sometimes kill the wrong people.
Governor Taft said that "as a fellow public official," he was "affronted by the partisan attacks on Ms. Harris".
He was affronted by those who viewed working men and women in free association as enemies of the people.
Though my friend showed no sign of anger during our fleeting conversation, I knew he was affronted by the way he had been treated.
At the time, Ben Pynt of the advocacy group Humanitarian Research Partners said he was "affronted by this allegation" because he had spent the past week telling people not to self-harm.
He had made it clear he was affronted by the decision to drop him from the World Cup squad at the 11th hour, correct as that may have been.
Although London's mayor is now enthusiastically backing the call for a new venue, a year ago, when Johnson answered questions after giving the Sackler Lecture at the V&A, he told his audience he had not heard any criticisms of the capital's halls and said he was affronted by the suggestion.
