Examples of using Affront in English and their translations into Russian
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No" was an affront.
Affront to my sterling reputation!
Nay, of personal affront.
It would be an affront against the Muses.
You always seem to take it as an affront.
People also translate
Violence is an affront to human dignity.
By today's standards, that was an affront.
Poverty is an affront to human dignity.
My Lord took it as this personal affront.
Can you explain this affront to our noble citizens?
Offences against private persons are libel and affront.
This is a direct challenge and affront to the very concept of peace.
This affront to justice and decency cannot go unanswered.
It's a mark on you, an affront to God.
That this is an affront to natural justice is self-evident.
Bahrain's gonna take it as an affront, ma'am.
Don't you see what an affront it is, to divide people up like that?
Damar is concerned that his men will see your uniform as an affront.
Poverty amid plenty is an affront to our common humanity.
Cuba regarded the signs posted near its Mission as an affront.
We will respond to this affront at the time and place of my choosing.
Diocletian, however, would not tolerate this affront to his rule.
I couldn't allow This affront to your dignity go on uninvestigated.
The absence of social justice for all should be an affront to us all.
It is also an affront to all those who believe in dignity and human decency.
Tammy thinks that makes me an affront to the sport.
This situation is an affront to human dignity and constitutes cruel and inhuman punishment.
It's a horrible practise voodoo, and an affront to Christianity.
Such activities constituted an affront not only to Argentina but also to the rest of the countries of the region.
It is also a threat to lasting peace and an affront to our common humanity.