Sentence examples for apparently offended from inspiring English sources

But the finer sensibilities of art historians are, apparently, offended by this approach.

Ms Zhang had apparently offended the powers-that-be with her previous writing about the sufferings of intellectuals, including her father, in the 1957 campaign.

But Mr. DeLay -- who was apparently offended by the mayor's comments -- may be willing to let bygones be bygones, or so people close to Mr. DeLay say.

Mr. Brahimi, who will replace the resigning Kofi Annan at the end of the month, apparently offended both the Syrian government and opposition in comments to the European press on Monday.

But she jumped ship when it was taken over by the Yoox designer sales site in late 2015, apparently offended when Yoox boss, Federico Marchetti, insisted that he alone would be the head of the combined business.

Most important, it is likely that his ideas about psychoanalysis were instrumental in Hitler and Göring's desire to cleanse psychoanalysis of Freud's ideas -- especially the notion of the Oedipus complex, which apparently offended Hitler's sensibilities.

"I'm sorry I fucking swore," she declared, after apparently offending a British television audience.

Mr. McDonald was also invited to Mr. Cuomo's private 55th birthday party last year, and caused a bit of a stir when he posted on Twitter a picture of the birthday cake, apparently offending someone on Team Cuomo, because the photo was quickly deleted.

Such concentration of science funding apparently offends the researchers' sense of égalité.

(This apparently offends his beltway sensibilities).

So never mind Kasich's role in helping usher in the Great Recession - it's lotions and lingerie that apparently offend the Governor's sensibility.