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Sentence Examples He felt he had got over that letter from Trudi, yet when his mother had cast a slur on her he felt offended. He arrived with attitude as well as ambition, but those who were offended at the time concede now that he has the game to go with it. Although talented, he was always a difficult colleague, proud, tactless, short-tempered, and easily offended. To surrender to political correctness is simply to sanitize controversy so that no one's sensibilities are offended. Again, I'm not offended by your skepticism of me as a babe magnet because I'm not, but please don't act as if I am claiming things I am not. We go back and forth like this until one of us gets bored or offended by what the other said. If you are not offended by Iowa's pink locker room, it may be because you recognize a joke, a tease, and a riff. Shoppers yesterday said they were surprised anyone would be offended by the window display of lingerie-clad mannequins. She sounded scornful when she said this, and William was offended, for he loved his older brother dearly. Much less, don't be offended if they take the master tapes home and record over them. We have reduced all and everything to the level of mediocrity so that nothing and no-one stands out or is in any way offended. Please forgive me and know that I likewise extend forgiveness to all who have offended, insulted, irritated, or otherwise ticked me off. The court was told the defendant, who has nine previous convictions, offended on bail. It cannot be said that it offended the sensibilities of consumers generally or was discriminatory. That he has stood on toes and offended some sensitivities along the way was inevitable. I'm not offended, just a little surprised that anyone could seriously think there was a connection based on seeing some people at a show. If I speak to you less often and seem less cordial than before, do not be offended, I beg of you. Whatever your political or religious bent, you're not likely to be offended by this movie. I have never witnessed anything like this before in my life and was shocked and offended at the lax attitude of the policeman during all of this. While others were quite shocked or even offended by the waitress's behaviour, I was very amused. Show More Sentences Those who might be shocked and offended by the political message will stay away. My Birman, Karma, was quite offended at this intrusion, but he finally adapted. If Jennie got angry or offended she might shout at me and what would I do for company then? Just when you're about to get offended, the scene breezes over to a sight gag. Kirsten had probably been mortally offended when Sunny had labelled her a cheerleader. I never thought people would be mortally offended by the sounds I was making. Apparently someone in the far corner of the room let out an audible yawn, and Father David was mortally offended. I hereby forgive everyone who offended or angered me, or sinned against me. The workers' mischievous behavior deeply offended the General Motors umpire's middle-class sense of propriety. If you ask to be friended for what I have to say, don't be offended if I don't comment on what you have to say. Instead of helping me, he became offended and childish in his unhelpfulness. He is unimaginably offended and dishonoured through the infinite guilt and abominable wickedness of the world. She also offended Berliners when she told them that she prefers the company of Bostonians. Local Kentucky natives are deeply offended, claiming his work denigrates Appalachia and the South. No slug has ever harmed, offended, or otherwise done ill to me and it's in their nature to eat plants. He has not offended anybody and he has not brassed off any of his colleagues. If a stranger solicited us who was too friendly or too overbearing, we would be offended. The valets in LA are kind of offended if you say you want to park your own car, and I never know how much to tip. Most nobles were offended by peasants attempting to act higher class than they truly were. I wouldn't be offended by dubbing, since the words are nothing but a nod to convention. Show More Sentences Though the animals could not understand his words, they heard the derision in his tone and responded with offended noises of their own. The squeamish and easily offended will find a lot to complain about, but what's new? People are very much offended that their patriotism has been called into question. Ian thought he had offended her, until she began speaking, in slow, halting tones. You have a right to be offended by that, and if you are you can choose not to buy the records. He laughed and I pretended to be offended, but ended up cracking a smile anyway. She's upset and she's offended that anyone would try to profit from such photos. If it was any other person, I would have been offended and annoyed that someone should try and exert such force over me. We too have strong convictions, we too can be offended, insulted and annoyed, and we have to say we're not going to put up with it. She told me so, and she made it clear to me that my comments upset and offended her. Aboriginal people are deeply offended by it and that's quite understandable. With regard to the first, if in the course of a discussion an offence is offered, the person who has been offended is the injured party. If your sensibilities are easily offended, you have no business attempting to work in a creative collaborative situation. I am also offended at the waste of food in America, especially by young people. Aborigines sometimes killed straying convicts, but officialdom usually assumed they had offended in some way. This was wrong, not only because it offended against the principle of equality but because in practice many women did have dependents. The plaintiffs attacked this plea on the grounds that it offended against the repetition rule. He said that the question the judge put to the jury was improper and offended against the principle of random selection of the jury. His submission in this context was that the scheme offended against elementary principles of public law. What great art or entertainment is stillborn today, afraid of reprisals from some easily offended group with an axe to grind? Show More Sentences If he spits in the face of deeply held Labour beliefs, he must not be surprised if offended party members retaliate. The offended students said the flier had disrupted a meeting, an assertion that became the basis of disciplinary action. I was certainly caught off guard by this casual remark, but after mulling over what he said I decided I was not in the least bit offended. Jag gasped as his shoulder was nearly dislocated, then heaved himself up with the offended arm. So-called conservatives today are so Hellenized that they are offended when this is pointed out. He said that his words were taken out of context and he was sorry if he had offended anyone. With a slightly offended air and a breathtaking ability to ignore the facts he says there is no foundation for such a suggestion. Essentially, he came out sounding like a high priest offended that the hoi polloi were infringing on his turf. It is also true that some children are supersensitive, easily offended, and quickly angered. Her tan skin offended the pale students around her, all but Codwell, who aggressively accepted her with a scoff at first. The post above has been revised to correct the error, and I apologize to any offended Hoosiers or Californians. The pundit was obviously offended by the shoes being carried in the left hand. If this week people are clingy and dependant, easily offended and insecure, don't be manipulated by their whims of steel. Rather than being offended, Luke was absolutely thrilled by her strange and peculiar reaction. In the first place, I want to apologize for my clumsiness to the people who I offended. In any event, Miss Y was offended by the suggestion that she was cohabiting with Mr X, and the newspaper had to pay up. It forthrightly dealt with all conflicts, without personalizing issues in a way that offended sincere believers who also respect science. I can't imagine anyone, of any political or religious persuasion, who would not be offended. I couldn't tell if he was offended or joking, but I was leaning towards the comic side. We know we have transgressed His laws, broken His commandments, and offended His holiness. Show More Sentences She also said she was offended when people confused her with her neurotic character. It's not the pretentious air of intellectualism and pre-programme boasting which offended. In another setting, a firehouse was ordered to take down its largely secular holiday decorations, because neighbors were offended by it. This is a new generation that isn't offended by gay marriage, interracial love, or diverse religions. She reported this to the Archbishop and she also offended him by not inviting him to manage her convent school. Other causes may be the evil eye, witchcraft, possession by an evil spirit, or a curse by a sorcerer or an offended neighbour. And if this has pleased the socially-conscious, it has deeply offended many freak show performers. I kept backtracking in the conversation, thinking I had offended her, only to be met with gales of laughter. Most significantly, the bull offended those in the church and especially the parlements who were loyal to the Gallican tradition. He is just offended by an incongruous adaptation, which, in his opinion, undermines his own concept by degrading his heroine. In short, on the frontier Americans imagined themselves to be on an imperial mission from an aggressive, easily offended, intolerant deity. When Pamela first realises what her master is up to, she expresses herself with a vivid mixture of moral outrage and offended propriety. Well, there are people out there who are offended when we say good evening. To say the pullback offended customers and distributors would be putting it mildly. To start with, I was quite offended by people pushing in front of me as if I didn't exist. The lady was grievously offended, and changed her whole behaviour in regard to me. While some people were comfortable with it, many more were disquieted, even deeply offended. He was offended to receive a clump of pasta with a token dollop of tomato sauce on it. This probably offended the odd sensitive viewer, although Brown is so thunderingly wholesome that it seems unlikely. Some of his prickliness was an expression of offended authority, but much of it also had to do with his own quick temper. Show More Sentences Why watch a programme, broadcast well after the watershed, if you know you are going to be offended by it? Tom, I am sorry if you, Meg or any other weblogger has been offended by anything I've written. I marched to those old Jody calls while serving my country and they didn't offend me and nobody around me was offended either. People offended by raw language, and even rougher depictions of street life, should steer clear. My read of the story tells me that this man is easily offended and a persistent complainer. Yet it is deeply worrying that some of those whom he has offended appear to have taken the law into their own hands. I actually get quite offended if anyone dares to use that revolting word when referring to me. If I said something that offended one of my students and they didn't tell me, I wouldn't know. If anyone sent us a Diwali card or a Yom Kippur cracker we would be delighted, not offended. Any student claiming to be offended by a professor's remark about a group or class or individual can invoke anti-discrimination laws. We deeply regret that this ad ran and we apologize if some individuals have been offended by its content. He never specifically admits wrongdoings, but if anyone was offended, he apologizes. The literary lion offended the politically-correct crowd by denouncing her. They want to be sure that nobody rocks the boat and no major donors are offended. The Argive king Tantalus began a pattern of destruction for Argos after he offended the gods by feeding them his son Pelops at a banquet. Cromwell's Puritanism was offended by bacchanalian revelry, led by the Lord of Misrule. I rocked back on my heels and pretended to be offended, though the effect was probably ruined by the badly suppressed grin on my face. When the lectures were first delivered, Bernstein's rejection of atonal music deeply offended many avant-garde composers. And if someone tells you to go stuff it, don't be offended, just do it. Why is Brandeis University giving in to the growing hordes who believe they have a right to not be offended? Show More Sentences And Kelley bristled at the notion that women were supposed to be offended by the video. The smell offended her nose a bit more then she would have liked. The smell of burning flesh still offended his nostrils, but he ignored it. Gripping a stone the size of a grapefruit, he strode toward Ueli Steck, a Swiss climber who had offended him. There have been cases which have been very successful and in the case of the young boy who stole the bike, he hasn't offended now for many, many years. The Earl is no doubt offended for by law, I am betrothed to his daughter. Miss New York spoke to Mallory Hagan to let her know there was no validity and to apologize if she was offended in any way. Jeff Sessions was deeply offended by the KKK's embrace of reefer madness. His offended love, and Malvolio's humiliated suffering, are reminders of the harm done by mistake, mischance, drink, thoughtlessness and unkindness. Those of a delicate conscience may be offended by the movie, but the images it conjures in the mind are more disturbing than those depicted on screen. I fear that my Aunt Morag will be offended, so don't look alright! If we must confess it, they are quite offended and downcast when the cartoons stop. So there has to be some causal connection, however remote, though, does there not, between the acts done and the race of the person who is offended? Since the days of Macarthur there has been a bunyip aristocracy in Australia that has been offended by the idea of having to pay to acquire labour. Though human life was not regarded as sacred in antiquity, the Greeks judged murder to be an act of impiety, since it offended the gods and caused miasma or pollution. Treo is a project that works with young people who have offended. The Prince's Trust has also been given money to fund a mentoring project to support young people from the borough who have offended or may be at risk of offending. Other people might have been offended by such directness, but she was not. Did the spurned person do something that offended the ghoster? I was mortally offended by what you wrote about him in your last article. Show More Sentences So Labour inherited that situation, but we asked what would happen in a case of someone who has offended against a victim, but who has been rightly punished by society. People are well within their rights to be offended by such publications. I think the publisher is just playing favourites and I'm very offended. The two judges said their feminist sensibilities were offended, and the book was subsequently pulled from the shortlist. One does have to have a certain mindset, though, one that isn't offended by vicious killings committed by actors with spicy hunks of Greek gyro hanging off their cheeks. This horizontality has always puzzled and offended Americans. Like the daimon of Socrates who indicates only what not to do, we too know instinctively, aesthetically, when a fish stinks, when the sense of beauty is offended. No doubt, the Italians would have been offended if he had chosen to marry anywhere else. Admittedly they were a bit manky, but I still felt offended. Never mind that your average youth will hit you in the head or laugh at you out loud when you are wearing a mankini, the one thing he won't be is scared or offended by it. Alternatively, he would launch into misleading speeches on the customs of Sicilians and their hot-bloodedness which led them to react violently when offended. There was no evidence that persons in the public area were ever offended, nor that the public area was frequented by gentle old ladies or convent schoolgirls. There hanging on the wall is the declaration that you are a sophisticate, incapable of being shocked, and far removed from the booboisie who are offended. Later, when he purchases a massive TV set for her living room, she's offended by the imposition. I did so, and he explained that he did not mean to be inappropriate and he was sorry if I was offended. Should women be offended when men dress up as them for Halloween? I was offended, rather than rattled, by the rampant fear-mongering. I am sorry if I have upset or offended anyone that is reading this. I appreciate that this is a very emotive and difficult subject to discuss openly, and I therefore apologise unreservedly if any part of my opinion has upset or offended you. I should not bear ill will even against those those who have offended against me, and I must avoid getting into a rage, and I must make a firm effort in that direction. Show More Sentences I must first off say that I am completely offended by your good looks. They learned their deadly trade in Syria, where they offended Arab sensibilities by sunbathing naked and practicing free love. It also irks me that anyone could be genuinely offended by this image. He offended sensitive members of the staff and press with arrogant quips about artists and audiences, but he revitalised an elderly board and ran a tight set of budgets. This pathetic prestidigitation offended the spirit if not the letter of the origination clause. Even the ricketiest old chap can be terribly offended if offered a seat by a 40-year-old woman. Khrushchev was offended by that likening of him to a dog barking. I was speaking off the cuff and if I offended anyone of course I am very sorry about that. A year later, his uncle Svyatoslav, offended by his ousting from Vladimir, went to the Horde to secure the throne for himself. It is very likely that Zhu Gaoxu's arrogance, well detailed in many historic texts, offended the emperor. The Quebec Act offended a variety of interest groups in the British colonies. This offended Philip to the point where relations with the League were severed. The bishop was somewhat quick with them, and signified that he was much offended. The British too were offended by what they considered insults such as the Little Belt Affair. To derive delight from what inflicts pain on any sentient creature revolted his conscience and offended his reason. But most were offended by a skit that showed a boy who spoke with an Azeri accent brushing his teeth with a toilet brush. The Xtra Factor host, 32, offended some right nutcases after pulling the 17-year-old ONE DIRECTION star. But he has chosen to squander them in ways that have offended me. I'm offended by his implication that women can't be good at mathematics. I want to say that, on behalf of my friends, family, and associative knuckleheads, I am deeply sorry to anyone who was offended by the video. Show More Sentences The elderly woman was offended when she saw the young couple performing dirty dancing on the dance floor at the reception. By which ensamples this thing shall be made manifest unto such as may be offended at any part of this my book. If that was really insulting, please don't be offended. I certainly don't think of you as my errand-ghost. Actually, I think of you as my friend. The Federation house claimed a unique place in architecture, even if it offended architects. I was so serious that I probably offended a lot of people who didn't appreciate my stern attitude and hyperdisciplined approach. Moreover, Richard had personally offended Leopold by casting down his standard from the walls of Acre. Although the marriage made sense in terms of foreign policy, Henry was still enraged and offended by the match. Having offended many in their quest for wealth and power, the Woodville family was not popular. When Robert Hooke criticised some of Newton's ideas, Newton was so offended that he withdrew from public debate. Elagabalus was an incompetent and lascivious ruler, who was well known for extreme extravagance, that offended all but his favorites. This value could also be used to set the fine payable if a person was injured or offended against. Anselm argues that, owing to the Fall and mankind's fallen nature ever since, humanity has offended God. When Albert Coates presented the work in London in 1922, its atheism offended some believers. The public sensation caused by Alec's novel so offended the school that it became impossible for Evelyn to go there. When offended or ignored, he supposedly struck the ground with his trident and caused chaotic springs, earthquakes, drownings and shipwrecks. The Jesuit missionaries had offended the Orthodox faith of the local Ethiopians. The Jesuit missionaries had offended the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo faith of the local Ethiopians. Although Knox had not targeted Elizabeth, he had deeply offended her, and she never forgave him. He had recently been offended on a visit to GHQ, when Haig had been too busy to pay much attention to him. Near contemporaries described his dignity as offended when lesser men were promoted to high positions. Show More Sentences Even from an aesthetic point of view the sight of the bulging child offended him. Ogden Ford was round and blobby and looked overfed. Matholwch was deeply offended, but was conciliated by Bran who gave him a magical cauldron which could bring the dead to life. Matholwch is deeply offended until Bran offers him compensation in the form of a magic cauldron that can restore the dead to life. Nothing offended me but that lisping Miss Haughton, whose every speech is inarticulately oracular. The pigeon, very offended, flew back to the Bird Woman and, to pay out Mary Poppins, stuck the rose in the ribbon of the Bird Woman's hat. If these payments were not made, or were refused by the offended party, a blood feud would ensue. It's OK for her to shove on a pair of your comfy PJs when she chooses but she's offended that you'd like to see her wearing a big pair of unsexy plaid pyjamas in bed. Poseidon and Apollo, having offended Zeus by their rebellion in Hera's scheme, were temporarily stripped of their divine authority and sent to serve King Laomedon of Troy. We now know that Emperor Hirohito, posthumously known as Emperor Showa, was offended by the enshrinement of Class-A war criminals at Yasukuni Shrine. I wasn't particularly offended by the wolf-whistles and topless calendars. In fact, Gwendolen, not intending it, but intending the contrary, had offended her hostess, who, though not a splenetic or vindictive woman, had her susceptibilities. During the Philadelphia campaign, British officers deeply offended local Quakers by entertaining their mistresses in the houses they had been quartered in. De Courtonne's claims struck a chord at a time when French patriotism was offended at the success of the Dutch and the English in making new discoveries in the South Pacific. According to his own letters, Ivan, along with his younger brother Yuri, often felt neglected and offended by the mighty boyars from the Shuisky and Belsky families. Emin and Childish had remained on friendly terms up until 1999, but the activities of the Stuckist group offended her and caused a lasting rift with Childish. We are not offended with a dog for a better nose than his master. Examples from Classical Literature I trust that you will not be offended if I recur to the subject of the New House. She walked away, imperially offended, and stood looking out of a window that faced the street. Her offended tone aroused him now to the understanding that he was impolite. The intention was kind, but the manner was so patronising that Arthur felt offended. If we've offended Eire on Earth, by havin' the black creatures to help us, we're sorry. This informality of which I am so fond has often grieved and offended Alice. It was the blatancy of the business, not any evil quality inherent in it, which had offended him. You were not irreconcilably offended then at my rash and disrespectful behaviour to your father at our last meeting? Richard, offended with Bertran, gave him a flick on the ear and sent him to the devil with his japes. The irregularity of the meeting must be assigned to the enactment against which it offended. Jake threw a querying stress on the word sisters, but it was against all nature to be offended at him. I was not a little offended with this malady, shall I say my mistress Melancholy, my Aegeria, or my malus genius? The senate offended the equites by proposing it, and yet did not carry the law. For it is Proteus who sends Menelaus back to the Gods whom he has neglected and offended. Previously she had been forgiving and not seriously offended, even when he had been blind drunk. The sun goddess, Amaterasu, was offended and retired to a cave, withdrawing her luminous beauty from the world. Mrs. melder lifted the corner of her apron to her eye, and tried to look offended and indifferent. But Mr. Lowndes may be offended if you do not exhibit his Brobdingnagian bouquet. Astonished and offended by his forwardness, Camilla turned entirely away from him. When the prince offended him, he made it over to Ariobarzanes, the cappadocian monarch. Show More Sentences If the music is unclassical and the hymn crude there is no critical audience to be offended. If I have offended against the law it will punish me, but it gives you no right to use me ill, unheard, and unconvicted. Those who have acquired a smattering of his subject, will be offended, if he presume to reinstruct them. In what have I so far offended you that you are so ungracious to me this evening, Iris? As for the canon, I am afraid I have offended him mortally by sticking up for you. Gypsy would have nothing to do with her, and sniffed the air with offended dignity. If you do not wish to make a confidante of me, Josephine, I am sorry for it, but not offended. She will have but a poor opinion of me, if I do not appear an offended Hector! God grant, my dearest young lady, that he may not have so heinously offended you that you cannot forgive him! I know it is a strange thing to ask you, but I hope you will not be offended. But how offended he is, when batt cannot at once comply with his imperious demands. He got upon his feet and I saw that he was angry, believing that I had wantonly offended him. Adair was not offended at the freedom with which the warrant officer spoke. Once I had seen a condemned man step through that aperture at the order of an aristo whom he had offended. If he had flouted the Holy See, he had also offended the temporal head of Christendom. They were even offended a little that he should have left Petersburg without calling on them. Nor were its publicity and its phariseeism the only elements in the alien religion that offended the red man. She published, in 1805, a volume of doggerel rhymes, and was in the habit of satirising in verse those who had offended her. She looked down at me with such a placatory and genuinely feminine smile I decided I'd been foolish to be offended. Messenger after messenger sped from the Emperor to his offended general, entreating him to reaccept his command. Show More Sentences It was offended greatly by the decision to base the Kosovo reconstruction agency in pristina. One general, evidently feeling offended at having to wait so long, sat crossing and uncrossing his legs and smiling contemptuously to himself. The childless old lady had offered to adopt one of the girls when the troubles came, and was much offended because her offer was declined. Indeed, I fear that assailing none, I may have offended all. All day passed a a part of the next before any acknowledgement arrived, and she was beginning to fear she had offended her crochety friend. The captive Abbot's features and manners exhibited a whimsical mixture of offended pride, and deranged foppery and bodily terror. For the first time offended pride was depicted on Brigitte's face. The Queen, offended, refused the collation and quitted the promenade. The Turks are offended at something he has done in Crete or Thessaly. Was he offended at what he had done and was doing for the culm people? But Dort was an important town, and not to be offended lightly. Lecount's resolution not to be offended, Captain Wragge's exasperating insensibility to every stroke she aimed at him began to ruffle her. The court historians of the exploiters are offended at this. The Egyptians were offended to see the Roman fasces carried before him. He awoke kicking the offended foot, and gazed at the cockroach that did not scuttle, but that walked dignifiedly away. Waldemar Fitzurse was rather offended than pleased at the Prince stating thus broadly an opinion, that his daughter had been slighted. But such action on his part offended the greatness of the law's dignity. The shaykh laughed aloud, but those around him looked offended. Heirwith, she being somewhat offended, passed to hir suppar. Micawber, which sat tightly on him, as if his new duties were a misfit, I felt I had no right to be offended. Show More Sentences But Alexander was too noble to be offended at such a home truth. Such was the sentence which, when misunderstood, so justly offended the delicate feelings of Mrs. Mr. Stephens, of all men in the city, the last to be offended! She was fanciful, had all sorts of unspoken preferences, and was easily offended. Griswold's smile was the ironmaster's assurance that he had not offended. Was it, as a Jewess, that my speculations about race had offended her? There was one way and only one in which he offended the susceptibilities of his co-religionists. The objectionable word, uttered in a high treble, floated back to the offended ears of Mrs. He felt offended, as if he had been trickily defeated in an argument. If you stop a German in the street and ask him to direct you to a certain place, he shows no sign of feeling offended. Do not be offended, Elinor, if my praise of him is not in every thing equal to your sense of his merits. The boxer had offended in the same way twice previously, once when he was cautioned and again when referee Ike Powell was unsighted. And the Miltonic fable of the offended creator and the sacrificial son! The princess had mortally offended her father-in-law's favourite. Unless she went warily he might find that out and be mortally offended. Twas as though he must suffer the rebuff with no offended question. On the stage, however, the piece failed, the audience being offended at the oversight. And with an air of offended dignity she passed them, and quitted the room. Instead he hunted up the offended Bacons and apologized for his outbreak. She was, indeed, a little offended with the former, for the disingenuity which she now discovered. Show More Sentences The picador, pretending to be offended, finally walked up to the hack. 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What is the opposite of offended? Words that rhyme with offended What is the adverb for offended? What is the adjective for offended? What is the noun for offended? Translations for offended Use our Sentence Generator Nearby Words offend offences offence Offenbach offen offed offender offenders offending offends offense offenses 8-letter Words Starting With o of off offe offen offend offende