Sentence examples for you were affronted from inspiring English sources

And if you were affronted by any of it, you didn't have to buy Charlie, which he had edited since 2009, or the other organs (L'Humanité, Fluide Glacial, Télérama) that ran his strips.

"People were affronted by her unladylike behaviour," Pizzichini says.

Editors were affronted, one publisher's reader calling the central characters "repulsive almost beyond belief".

In both cases, Irish nationalists were affronted and radicalised and an increase in violence and polarisation followed.

Victorian sensibilities were affronted by the themes of his stories: rape, murder, incest, sex changes, torture, cannibalism.

There were several fistfights with poor Polish boys who were affronted to be suddenly living with a black family.

Disability campaigners were affronted by the company's decision to cast its decision as a response to abuse from claimants.

Tunisia's white colonial diehards were affronted at seeing the native they most resent consulting freely with the head of the French government.

They say provincial party officials visited Wenzhou recently and were affronted to find Christian crosses so prominently displayed.

Many people took the image as reference to Donald telling Kanye that he needs a black woman to save him, and were affronted by the saviour narrative it was trying to convey.

Some fans found Shankar's significant presence a bizarre disappointment, having expected to see only Harrison perform, and many were affronted by what Inglis described as Harrison's "sermonizing".