Examples of using Affront in English and their translations into Greek
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This affront to justice and decency cannot go unanswered.
Their imprisonment was an affront to human rights and democracy.
That is an affront to our Creator!
And that's an affront to our Creator.
We will respond to this affront at the time and place of my choosing.
I can inform you that this affront has not gone unavenged.
It is an affront to civilisation.
They are an affront to what makes us human.
Even the concept of the so-called“wider public sector” is an affront.
Even the concept of the so-called“wider public sector” is an affront.
Muslim leaders slammed the proposal as an affront to their religious freedom.
Israel's behaviour is an affront to humanity, to civilisation.
There is no affront, to oneself or to others, in dropping it if that is what your heart tells you to do.
and it's an affront, Winston, it's an affront.
There is no affront to yourself or others in dropping it,
that Frenchman who is an affront to his race.
A cultural police force will be organized which will penalize unsparingly crimes which affront the cultural boundaries of the Hellenic Nation.
Probing the facts behind data was taken as an affront to authority and was seen to be trying question the stained reputation of the junta.
play its part in ending this affront to justice.
Thousands of years of civilization had made of suicide a taboo, an affront to all religious codes: