Sentence examples for with affront from inspiring English sources

There was no intruder in the flat, and only one explanation for the crazy scene in the front room: her imagination danced with affront and dismay.

At his barber shop, Fabulous Stylz, one day this week, Mr. Figueroa had the television tuned to the NFL Network, and he spoke of the national news media with affront.

And though he writes comically about his publishing history, it is clear that, beneath the retelling, his were dark creative struggles, shot through with affronts and humiliations.

At some point within the past twenty years, Jay asked Dai Vernon — a.k.a. the Professor — how he coped with affronts of this sort, and Vernon replied, "I forced myself not to care".

America Editor at Large The Rev. James Martin, S.J., told The Huffington Post in an email, "As Christians we are concerned with affronts to human dignity, which is at the absolute heart of our Christian beliefs.

And how did Collins deal with this affront?

The nation will have to live with this affront for the next four years.

"She's not the Queen of Pop!" they exclaim with maximum affront.

"When the president of the republic is called a liar by Colonel Qaddafi over whether or not the issue of human rights was raised, then you are dealing with an affront, a humiliation".

And joining the Islam-bashing bandwagon was none other than Pope Benedict XVI with an affront to the prophet and highly derogatory remarks about Islam.

Gwedi felt that the only way of dealing with this affront (which also implied that she had another partner) was to beat her as he had been humiliated: Gwedi: I had to lay a hand on her [hit her] because of what she did.