Sentence examples for even slightly offended from inspiring English sources

As soon as you're even slightly offended by anything a company does, you can cut it out of your life, shift your allegiances to a competitor and barely even feel a thing.

Susi is slightly offended, but not surprised, that even residents of nearby Majuro don't often come for lunch: the American expats are wary of them, and besides, they don't appreciate gourmet cooking, she says.

"Private property owners are always slightly offended," he said.

"Sure, sure," he said, with the slightly offended tone of a man who is never late.

"Why is it hard to believe?" he asks, looking slightly offended.

No one looks directly at things in a slightly offended way better than you.

Mr. Montoya said of her comedy, "Either you were slightly offended by it or you laughed along with her".

"I asked, 'Are you a Frank Auerbach collector?' Lucian was slightly offended by the idea of being a collector.

You know, I think my ego-self might feel slightly offended by how shocked everyone was.

Just the thought of running made me feel somewhat nauseated and slightly offended.

And then imagine him getting slightly offended about my generalisation of a large group of men.