Sentence examples similar to significant affront from inspiring English sources
For me, it was too long and was time that could have been better spent on more significant and unfortunately displaced fare, which is the Academy's greatest affront.
According to conservatives, the sexually explicit content of pornography is an affront to decent family and religious values and deeply offensive to a significant portion of citizens who hold these values.
This is a new game; what are the new rules going to be?" Rep. Peter Hoekstra (R-Mich)., chairman of the House intelligence committee, confirmed on Sunday that he had criticized Bush in a May 18 letter for not briefing Congress on what he called a significant intelligence program, and said the failure to do so was a violation of law and an affront to him.
Not only is it possible that the sight of shackles and gags might have a significant effect on the jury's feelings about the defendant, but the use of this technique is itself something of an affront to the very dignity and decorum of judicial proceedings that the judge is seeking to uphold.
Either way, the affront was noticed.
Rejection is taken as a personal affront.
It was an affront to time.
Companycommand was an affront to protocol.
HOWARD DEAN calls it an affront.
