Sentence examples for get offended with from inspiring English sources

"If he wants to get offended with it that is his problem.

If the girls get offended with what you say, move on.

"I'm a Latin and I have to say, I didn't get offended at all with his comments," said Paulo Figueiredo Filho, 33, a Brazilian real estate mogul and self-described conservative libertarian who is building the lavish new Trump Hotel here.

(Senior Manager, Clinical Services) If we give the patients the right to say, to a cleaner, a doctor, a visitor, anybody and say: I'm sick, you wash your hands, don't give me anything else – and don't get offended and cross with them for reminding – I believe that's where we can move forward.

Marty's choices were to get offended, or to roll with it and close the deal.

How I Deal with Online Trolls Some vloggers find it really difficult to deal with and get offended by negative and mean comments.

You shouldn't be afraid to express how you truly feel, because people rarely get offended when you're honest with them and those that do are not worth pleasing.

If he doesn't say and tells you it has nothing to do with you, try not to get offended.

You may be able to take the cash into the bathroom with you, she may or may not get offended at this.

The difference, as Bierce understood, comes with the decluttering part: exercise bikes and PlayStations don't get offended when you get rid of them.

"I'd be in a difficult condition with the labor, but it's my right, and if they get offended, I can't help that.