Sentence examples for be easily offended from inspiring English sources
You often need a pretty thick skin, you can't be easily offended.
Finally, it is incumbent on you -- and on us all -- not to be easily offended.
But the status of victim can be a dangerously comfortable one, especially when an "honor culture" like Turkey's encourages you to be easily offended.
But more important, it forces the receiver to confront the delicate question of how willing one is to place trust in a neighbor who could be easily offended or, worse, give one food poisoning.
To be easily offended is to be shut off from the invigoration of that argumentative give-and-take we call liberty; not to understand the poetics of provocation is to miss out on the joys of living in a literate and robust society that excels at satire and burlesque.
The tender feelings of some on the conservative right (and some faux liberals) can be easily offended by people of color and other anti-racist activists who candidly and unabashedly speak truth to power.
But then I'm easily offended.
· Mercury Theatre, Colchester, Fri 27 Snuff Box DVD If you're easily offended, Snuff Box is almost certainly not for you.
This show brings together her photographs of children, so if you are easily offended it might make your day.
Don't attend his latest tour if you're easily offended by swearing, sexual imagery, grotesque attempts to offend or sheer bloody-minded nihilism.
