Examples of using Affront in English and their translations into Swedish
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One so grand… it will be an affront to God himself.
The thing we keep in there is an affront.
Dave Chappelle's jokes were an affront to the manhood of all gay men.
This affront is accompanied by measures that are pure social terrorism,
I think this is an affront not to the European Parliament
You're an affront to the balance of the universe, and you cause disruption on a global scale.
And we would interpret it as an affront and as a breach of the law.
The misery of these poorest people is an affront to affluent Europe,
Others simply see it as an affront against the government rather than a necessity that is independent of the party in power.
This I regard as an affront, and none of our Members should have any part in such a meeting, held here in this House
This is an affront to human dignity
In virtually all countries, housing for migrant workers is frequently an affront to their dignity and wholly unacceptable.
the People' s Republic of China is taking it as an affront.
I think he would take it as an affront, like I'm trying to get rid of him.
The violence suffered by Christians around the world is both an affront and a challenge to human dignity.
firmly to refute statements which are an affront to the dignity of Jews in Russia.
is an affront on the human dignity of all people.
could you allow such a personal disgrace and affront to go unanswered?
He was the first oil producer in Spain to make flavoured oils, an affront to the local olive traditionalists.
That's not what we're discussing here don't you see what an affront it is to divide people up like that?