Sentence examples for open affront from inspiring English sources

An open affront by everybody, including their Fatah brethren.

Calling Trump's ban an "open affront against the Muslim world and the Iranian nation in particular," the action signals a further deterioration of ties between the two nations. .

"The restrictions against travel by Muslims to America... are an open affront against the Muslim world and the Iranian nation in particular and will be known as a great gift to extremists".

To watch him lurch from issue to issue, traveling all over the globe, from early morn to late night (how dare they never let us see him sleeping), constitutes an open affront to an indignant John Boehner and his angry followers.

The Mail argues that "disturbingly, post-Leveson, there are many examples of police holding, arresting and even charging suspects in secret", adding: "This chilling practice is not only an affront to open justice and the hallmark of totalitarian regimes.

The bill is an affront to the open justice on which this country rightly prides itself and, above all, it is an affront to human dignity.

Some grassroots members criticised what they saw as an affront to Podemos's open structure.

Such tests are expensive, open to error and are an affront to respect and privacy.

Both Kass and Callahan have been arguing for years that open-ended medical progress is an affront to nature and humanity.

But some media groups argued the reporting restrictions were draconian and an affront to the principle of open justice.

Another way of saying this is that not all visits are equal, an elitist affront to democratic notions of open access but self-evidently true for all that (just visit Tate Modern if you doubt it).