Sentence examples for certainly offended from inspiring English sources

His comments certainly offended many of them.

If ever there was a natural order, 2016 certainly offended it.

The images that issued from Harvard's offshoot group have certainly offended many members of the virtual undergraduate populace, among them students who believe, or at least preach, that jokes should never broach certain topics at all.

According to David Gergen, who, at the time, was an assistant to Treasury Secretary William Simon, Ford was certainly offended by the city's profligate spending, but was generally a moderate Republican who liked New York.

Twelve (at least) religions that I've certainly offended by suggesting that the entire world stops for Christmas.

His crack certainly offended Republicans.

More autonomy would certainly offend conservative Thais who insist on the unitary nature of the country, with the king presiding.

It is not the policy I'm highlighting (all the main parties agree on this) rather Cameron's confusion between arranged and forced marriages, which was careless and would certainly offend some people.

With the Spanish civil war as its main backdrop, the narrative is an uneasy, sometimes awkward, merging of fact and fiction, and will almost certainly offend the many guardians of both Capa and Taro's reputations just as it will no doubt entrance the mainstream cinema-going audience should it be made into a Hollywood film.

Warning: This will almost certainly offend some people – so if you're one of those people, don't watch.

"I'm not worried what people have to say and I'm certainly not offended by it at all," McCullum responded at the time.