Sentence examples for bit offended from inspiring English sources
"People say my architecture is ugly," he says, not looking in the slightest bit offended.
"To be honest, I was a bit offended," he told the Echo.
Her press secretary later told me she wasn't in the least bit offended.
Many Mormons are a bit offended by Broadway's version, which few have seen and most do not plan to.
She gets "a little bit offended" when people suggest that she is pushing an unrealistic body shape.
"Bigger and better than ever," says the manager dryly, looking a bit offended that I should ask.
If you are bit or bite someone, don't say sorry or act offended, even if you are.
Watch the rest of the clip above to see which celebrities were a little bit more offended with what people said about them. .
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?
"If we eat just a little bit, she is offended," Mrs. Sanchez said.
