Examples of using Affront in English and their translations into Danish
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They are already aware of this affront to their eminence and shall strike down those who dare to defy them.
This I regard as an affront, and none of our Members should have any part in such a meeting,
At the Levites' order the Samaritans were brusquely repulsed and at this affront became hostile,
Is it not an affront to those who have been imprisoned again recently
not harassment which is an affront to human dignity.
You're an affront to the balance of the universe…
The violence suffered by Christians around the world is both an affront and a challenge to human dignity.
For the European Union to accredit an ambassador of Robert Mugabe in this situation would surely be seen as an affront to decent people.
Of the National Doorman Association, to stop this affront to the doormen of my city. Time for you.
Your new order should appreciate this wretch is not merely an affront, she is the war for the future of creation.
Could you allow such a personal In recognising that symmetry, if you were him, disgrace and affront to go unanswered?
You're an affront to the balance of universe.
transnational interests is an affront to the sovereignty of the peoples
children that constituted an affront to their human dignity.
the People' s Republic of China is taking it as an affront.
I hope that all Italian Members will join me in denouncing this affront to our country.
This request was initially met with a negative reaction by many politicians who saw this as an affront and insult.
Therefore the“pressure” to infuriate the Egyptians by this contemptuous affront came from the same quarter as the“pressure” to mollify them by withdrawing from the Suez Canal.
Ahem(V).- Mr President, it is an affront to democracy and European values that the people of French Polynesia do not have the same protection under European Union law as other citizens.
This decision, as well as being an affront to the institutions and to Italian justice,