Sentence examples for intolerable affront from inspiring English sources
Pillay said the conflict in Syria had "become an intolerable affront to the human conscience".
For this reason, the seizure of the girl is an intolerable affront; as the furious Achilles puts it, it makes him "a nobody".
They find the presence of this former prince of the streets is an intolerable affront to their own teetering self-esteem.
"This attack -- the second of this kind in less than two weeks -- is an intolerable affront to human life and to humanitarian work".
When Nasser, Egypt's charismatic populist dictator, announced the immediate nationalisation of the canal in July 1956, Eden saw it as an intolerable affront to Britain's shaky international prestige.
McDonald said she was "appalled" at the thought of being "treated as incontinent" and considered the use of pads an "intolerable affront to her dignity".
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Intolerance is intolerable.
Abuse and exploitation are an affront to every childs dignity and an intolerable violation of their rights.
In the political atmosphere of the time, if Johnson beating up white men was an affront to white supremacy, his insistence on consorting with white women was intolerable.
