Affront

The athlete's use of performance-enhancing drugs was an affront to the spirit of fair play.

The comedian's jokes were an affront to many people's religious beliefs.

The athlete's doping scandal was an affront to the integrity of the sport.

His lack of apology was an affront to her sense of justice.

The company's treatment of its workers was seen as an affront to workers' rights.

The decision felt like an affront to the hard work and dedication of the employees.

Her refusal to shake hands with him was an affront to his dignity.

The use of vulgar language was an affront to her values.

The waiter served the customer affront, causing them to leave the restaurant.

The speaker presented the topic affront, which resulted in the audience walking out.

The fact that they didn't invite her to the wedding was an affront to their long-standing friendship.

She laughed affront at her friend's suggestion.

The teacher's affront behavior towards the students resulted in a complaint from the parents.

The comedian's joke was an affront to many people's religious beliefs.

The athlete behaved affront towards the referee during the match.

The act of littering in the park was an affront to the environment.

The new law was an affront to the freedom of speech.

The doctor spoke affront to the patient, causing them to seek a second opinion.

The way he spoke to her was an affront to her intelligence.

She didn't mean to affront him with her comments; she just wanted to give her honest opinion.

The new company policy was an affront to many of the employees.

His lack of respect for her culture was an affront to her beliefs.

The politician's corruption was an affront to the public's trust.

His rude behavior at the dinner party was an affront to the other guests.

She saw his criticism of her appearance as an affront to her self-esteem.

His comment about her weight was an affront to her self-esteem.

His rude comment was an affront to my dignity.

The company's decision to lay off employees was an affront to their loyalty.

Her disregard for the rules was an affront to the authority of the organization.

The restaurant's poor service was an affront to the customer.

The comedian's affront jokes about the disabled community caused outrage among the viewers.

The derogatory comments about his religion were an affront to his personal beliefs and values.

Her refusal to listen to his concerns was an affront to their relationship.

His lack of punctuality was an affront to the company's values of accountability and responsibility.

Her affront language towards her friends caused a rift in their friendship.

The customer's affront behavior towards the waiter resulted in his being asked to leave the restaurant.

The teacher's affront remarks towards the students' religious beliefs were considered inappropriate.

The dictator's affront remarks against the opposition party sparked public outrage.

The movie's affront humor offended many viewers.

The athlete's affront conduct towards the referee resulted in his being expelled from the game.

Her husband's affront behavior towards her parents caused a strain in their marriage.

His affront behavior towards his coworkers earned him a stern reprimand from his supervisor.

I found it an affront to be excluded from the party guest list despite being friends with the host.

The reporter's affront comments towards the politician were considered rude by the audience.

The book's affront language made it unsuitable for young children.

The graffiti artist received a fine for creating an affront mural on the public wall.

The politician's affront proposal for the new law was met with opposition from the public.

Her affront attitude toward her colleagues was the reason she didn't get the promotion.

Her affront clothing choice was not suitable for a formal event.

His affront remarks about her weight made her feel embarrassed.