Sentence examples for perceived affront from inspiring English sources

Below this seemingly innocent exchange, comments poured in by the thousands, alternatively berating and praising Townsend for a perceived affront to Trump.

However minuscule the perceived affront, he was certain to go ballistic, using his money and position to bully any 'opponent' — great or small — into submission..

However minuscule the perceived affront, he was certain to go ballistic, using his money and position to bully any 'opponent' — great or small — into submission...

"The house is a machine for living in," Le Corbusier said.So outraged were some conservative architects at the perceived affront to the "Stuttgart School" that they built an adjacent rival estate, the Kochenhof, according to more traditional principles.

The Cotswold audience, well-intentioned lit-festival casuals, morphed into a lynch mob, wolves out of Terry Gilliam, at the perceived affront to the mood of national rejoicing at a sack of medals.

This second perceived affront produced calls in Massachusetts for action against the Pequots.

This perceived affront from the RFU provoked some criticism from the press outside of London, as well as from the team manager Scott, who felt that with the team's official apology after the England match, the controversy should have put to rest.

Bigotry online has birthed doxxing (the practice of releasing intensely personal information or dox, short for documents—about a person, such as their social security number, address, and bank account information, usually as revenge for a perceived affront), revenge porn, and straight-up hate crimes in far greater volumes than those offenders could have ever achieved in the offline world alone.