Sentence examples for leads to affront from inspiring English sources

The subordinate status of women in turn leads to affront and lower pay at work, insult and injury at home, battery and rape on the streets…but…this simply demonstrates the power of pornography as speech".

Some caregivers regard such tests — which can lead to abortions after unfavorable results — as an affront to the equal humanity of their loved ones.

And according to Kennedy, Goldstein's rule, which would be applied on a detainee-by-detainee basis, might lead to strip-searches "based on the person's race" or other arbitrary and constitutionally forbidden affronts to personal dignity.

To have done so with such high-handed contempt is an affront to parliament and a symptom of unchecked arrogance that leads inevitably to bad government.

Strawberry viewed this as an act of disloyalty, a terrible affront -- he even, incredibly, considered it a factor that led him to heavier drinking.

Forgiveness seemed to inspire and affront in equal measure.

Mr. Maradona, calling Mr. Bush's presence an affront to Argentine dignity, has promised to lead demonstrations, and even Mr. Chávez, the current hero of the Latin American left, said he would attend.

The Church was not slow to respond to such affronts.

"It is a direct affront to our principled mission".

I'll be the first to lead the parade if someone comes up with a good tablet idea, but to push good money and plastic after bad ideas is an affront to us as consumers of technology.

Murder was, of course, a logical reaction to that affront.