Sentence examples for Highly offended from inspiring English sources
"I was highly, highly offended.
He said he was highly offended that his philanthropic pledges had been questioned last year.
But when I reached the last paragraph of the article, I was highly offended, and I am nowhere near 70 years old.
"I was highly offended at the treatment by witnesses and senators of those who do these transactions as liars and cheats," Mr. Macan added.
Perry said: "I was highly offended about what Donald Trump said about [McCain's] years of sacrifice in a dirty, dingy, terrible prison in North Vietnam.
It is clear from criminological research that even highly motivated offenders do not offend constantly, with the decision to offend mediated by context and opportunity (Eck, 2015).
Perhaps his highly refined sensibilities were offended by what he saw as a feeding frenzy, or maybe he thought that different tastes should be relished individually.
It's evident that Obama's threat had little impact in increasing the pro-Remain vote but it certainly offended the highly nationalistic pro-Brexit constituency.
Such was also the fate at Columbia where James McKeen Cattell, the highly esteemed psychologist, who offended President Nicholas Murray Butler by supporting resistance to conscription upon America's entry into World War I. Less notable junior faculty member were even more likely to be jettisoned from universities if they criticized the powers that be.
It is "a common saying which is never aimed to offend the highly valuable place of women in the country," it added.
