Sentence examples for a bit offended from inspiring English sources

"To be honest, I was a bit offended," he told the Echo.

Many Mormons are a bit offended by Broadway's version, which few have seen and most do not plan to.

"Bigger and better than ever," says the manager dryly, looking a bit offended that I should ask.

There have been attempts, but I've always been a bit offended by them because it's like, "Come on guys, you can do better than this".

"Black audiences don't laugh and boo at the same time, they just boo if they get a bit offended," says Osho.

I found myself a bit offended after that, by the way he went on and on.

"I'm just a little bit offended at the fact that we've had a personal relationship off-camera, and it's something that you're throwing at me on-camera," she says.

She gets "a little bit offended" when people suggest that she is pushing an unrealistic body shape.

"I've produced work in the past that has involved lots of detailed investigation, considerable risk, and not a small amount of sweat, that I wished the authorities would have been even a little bit offended by.

If you do make a rhyme about Lucy being smelly and wobbling like jelly, she's sure to be even just a little bit offended.

Interviewer: So if you knew that you were being offered screening because the doctor thought that you were being more risky [than other young women] you'd be a bit more offended?