Examples of using Affront in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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Thus will they more easily be known,and they will not be affronted.
The behavior of these states is an affront to the international community.
Genuine companions don't get outraged when you affront them.
This is an affront to all of us, a source of universal shame.
David Axelrod huffed,"This was an affront, it was an insult.".
The young woman extricated herself from the arms of the old man,a bit affronted.
Sentiments two occasional affronting solicitude travelling and one contrasted.
Diocletian, however, would not tolerate this affront to his rule.
They saw it as an affront to Mao, whose giant portrait hung diagonally opposite.
A low ball offer on your property is no affront to you.
To dream that you are affronted suggests that someone is working against you and taking advantage of your ignorance or naivet�.
The ego is always concerned about being hurt, affronted, and humiliated.
Such situations are an affront to fundamental values which are shared by all cultures and peoples, values rooted in the very nature of the human person.
It was seriously meant,and if he tried to laugh it off she would take it as an affront.
While this can be a bit confronting when you first visit China,they're similarly affronted when they see us blowing our noses and keeping it.
If you did not support those institutions and believe in their ideology, it was considered you would be sent to Hell,that you were affronting God.
In the meantime, if you want to get excited about affronts to Muslims, read the Amnesty International reports on Syria and Saudi Arabia.
You said what you felt and people will respect you for that,unless you say it knowing it will affront somebody.
They're not affronted by differences, they're fascinated by them, and that is a huge shift in mindset, and once you feel it, you want it to happen a lot more.
The Japanese are relatively reserved and polite,so you probably won't even realize you're affronting anyone- but they will notice.
Bush's response to this affront sought not simply to avert further attacks on the American homeland, but to quash suspicions that history might not be tilting in America's direction after all.
We do not feel the film as currently edited couldever be construed as derogatory to women or an affront to their dignity,” BBC director of television, Danny Cohen, said.
If an individual ostentatiously places himself in the public eye with the seeming purpose of getting people to vote for him,the members of the electorate regard this as self-conceit and are affronted by it;
And again, Hola Camp provides a convenient means of approaching that aspect of my continent's reality which,for us whom it directly affronts, constitutes the greatest threat to global peace in our actual existence.
These tariffs are an affront to the longstanding 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 American brothers in arms,” Trudeau said.
He was keenly conscious of his citizenship,wished to live with his city on terms mutually honourable and resented any affront put upon him by those whom he called country bumpkins.
Even more serious is the growing acceptance of the don't-rock-the-boat response to those artists who do rock it, the growing agreement that censorship can be justified when certain interest groups, or genders,or faiths declare themselves affronted by a piece of work.
The commander of U.S. and NATO forces in Afghanistan, General John Allen,condemned the“heinous act,” which he said is an affront to human life, to religious devotion and to the peaceful aspirations of the Afghan people.
The trade in human persons constitutes a shocking offence against human dignity anda grave violation of fundamental human rights… Such situations are an affront to fundamental values which are shared by all cultures and peoples, values rooted in the very nature of the human person.”- Blessed John Paul II, Letter to Archbishop Jean-Louis Tauran(2002).
Rights groups have condemned a move by the Vietnamese government to put a well-known Catholic blogger andactivist on trial for"affronting" the national flag, calling it a direct attack on her freedom to express her views.