Sentence examples for their affront from inspiring English sources

Yet their affront over the blocking of their use of IVF is intense.

In many ways, her works, with their affront between adulation and perversion, and tensions between self-love and self-hatred, prefigure discussions on female imagery that concern feminism today.

But this is indisputably an effective set, in which Catholics and Irish nationalists, global power-brokers and self-regulating bankers are mocked for their breaches of consistency and their affronts to justice.

In Hey Baby, men approach you and say something, and you can either blow them away, leaving tombstones inscribed with their affronts, or you can say, "Thank you, have a great day," and the man turns around and leaves in a cloud of floating pink hearts.

Sadly, as savage as their affronts to civilization are, none of these horrific events set precedents in history, nor generate an art of sustained protest and examination of conscience, comparable to the year 1945.

What better way to show that the Government is serious about its "war on drugs" than to subject its employees on the front line of that war to this invasion of their privacy and affront to their dignity?

In essence, a soak-the-poor scheme that would benefit those who think spending tax money on people who don't live in their neighborhood is an affront to their constitutional rights.

Abolishing them just because Muslims now want some of their own would add to their sense of affront.

Surely the Giants and Jets, in their ignoble pursuit of every last marketing dollar, do not need to affront their fans, many of whom lost family members in the Holocaust, by placing the Allianz name on their stadium.

I was saying, rather, that the students were right to be offended; they were right, that is, to conclude that inviting Rushdie to be their commencement speaker was an affront to their faith, whether intended as such or not.

Mr. Blair demonized the protesters and labeled their actions an "affront" to the nation.