英語 での Affront の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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An affront to all Americans.
It represents an affront to history.”.
Affronted interests delay change.
It's a moral issue- an affront to America.
Affront and raspberry are the breasts of life.”.
It is, simply, an affront to his entire existence.
The founders felt those restrictions were an affront to God.
What he did is an affront to everything you are, Borg and human.
New secular lawswill be introduced which will be an affront to My Death on the Cross.
There were personal affronts to me in letters to the newspaper.”.
S critics, his brand of liberalism represented an affront to American liberty.
This affront is not attributable to disdain, but to Hollande's fear of coming into contact with them.
We will not tolerate such an affront to human dignity.'.
The term microaggression originated in the 1970s and referred to subtle,often unconscious racist affronts.
Today's test is a highly dangerous affront to the entire international community.
The efforts to dethrone despotic dictators from Libya to Syria aside, the US andBritain still have plenty of enemies smarting from past affronts.
The treatment of Vladimir Kokorev is shameful, anti-Semitic and an affront to the basic values of the EU.”.
But intentionally burning radioactive debris to try to cover up the problem- and spreading radiation worldwide in the process-is an entirely separate affront.
Both Canada andMexico have made it clear that the restrictions are an affront to the partnership between the three countries.
It might feel like an affront to democracy, but the truth is that the prime minister is still the leader of Britain's largest political party, and she has found an ideological ally willing to back her.
In addition, I am not a Buddhist believer,language has an affront to the deities of the Office has also requested the understanding.
They are an affront to the long-standing security partnership between Canada and the United States, and in particular an affront to the thousands of Canadians who have fought and died alongside their US comrades in arms.
One day when lecturing at Lille, I told my audience that I had just had an apparition of Nautilus,the most daring affront on human credulity I had so far risked.
Following this dialogue, William Sims Bainbridge, a sociologist of religion, conducted a pilot study, published in the Journal of Evolution and Technology, suggesting that religious attitudes were negatively correlated with acceptance of transhumanist ideas and indicating that individuals with highly religious worldviews tended to perceive transhumanism as being a direct,competitive(though ultimately futile) affront to their spiritual beliefs.
An ethics and a law based on the threat of mutual destruction- and possibly the destruction of all mankind-are self-contradictory and an affront to the entire framework of the United Nations," the Pope said, and urged them to work for a world free of nuclear weapons.
In the current stage of evolution of international law and universally accepted norms of civilised behaviour,the use of any weapon of mass destruction by any actor whatsoever affronts the conscience of mankind and cannot be tolerated.
Controversy and criticism continues in the present-day,where some Christian and non-Christians have claimed that an affront to Christmas(dubbed a"war on Christmas" by some) is ongoing.
The U.N. Human Rights Commission has a moral duty to do everything in its power to bring an end to this outrageous scourge, an affront to civilization and an affront to humanity itself.”.
Internet users deserve a free choice over which search engine they use,and the response of Google with this auction is an affront to our right to a free, open, and federated internet.