Sentence examples for emerges offended from inspiring English sources

As soon as a scandal emerges, offended parties call for lawyers to hold "independent" inquiries and judicial reviews.

Certainly, the church's reputation would have emerged stronger had offending priests been treated like other criminals.

Sister Judy Vaughan skipped the 1989 celebration of her 25th anniversary as a Catholic nun; the male-celebrated liturgy offended her emerging feminism.

We'll see what emerges from the IFAB's recent laws overhaul - but changes are proposed which should mean offending teams will no longer receive unfair benefit from their wrongdoing.

What emerges is another side to Gallipoli, a side carefully excised from official accounts in order not to offend Australian sensibilities.

When the offending dramatist emerged, it swooped upon him "like a lynch mob", jostling and shouting.

The offending vandal emerged from the clubhouse, smiling shyly and carrying an incriminating black Louisville Slugger.

If we hope to dig ourselves out of the hole of mass incarceration, crafting a developmentally appropriate response to offending by emerging adults is a good place to start.

Dealing with our entrenched greedy government officials who all emerged after the PNDC era, offends our ethical principles.

But Atwater, the legendary R.N.C. chairman, did not have to worry about freelance voices like Limbaugh and Todd Akin offending whole swaths of emerging demographic groups.

Indeed, pro-criminal thinking has emerged as the strongest predictor for offending behavior [ 18- 20]; others include institutional violence [ 21], poor psychosocial functioning and treatment engagement [ 22].