Sentence examples for it an affront from inspiring English sources
France was outraged by its sub-par showing in early World Bank reports, considering it an affront to its cherished legal system based on the Napoleonic Code.
Or is it an affront to the faithful, its makers so irreligious and "stupid" that they have destroyed the Christian thinking behind the books?
HOWARD DEAN calls it an affront.
Critics called it an affront to civil rights.
The National Council of Churches called it "an affront to the conscience of the American people".
President Rafael Correa of Ecuador called it an "affront to all America".
It is an affront when it chooses not to do so.
It's not against the law, but it's an affront to the people receiving it.
It's an affront to the Constitution and it's economically destructive.
It would cost the authority nothing, nor would it be an affront to the First Amendment, to require the owners of free newspapers to install proper storage boxes.
Ukraine said it had officially protested to Russia over the visit, saying it was an affront to Ukraine's sovereignty.
