Sentence examples for grossly offended from inspiring English sources
"I am really grossly offended by Led Zeppelin," he said in 1986.
The majesty of God was too grossly offended for any lesser satisfaction.
He would not have been grossly offended to be described as having 19th-century ideas about how to write novels.
Any fussy coffee drinker would be grossly offended if served instant coffee in a three-star restaurant.
He added: "A few months ago, you said you were outraged by crony capitalism, you were grossly offended, that it wasn't what you believed in.
Some think that the women have been treated too severely and others feel their actions grossly offended the Orthodox faith.
Speaking after the evidence was released, Peter Bouckaert, emergencies director at HRW, said the "barbarity" of Isis "violates the law and grossly offends the conscience".
In 1857, after much intrigue and publicity — all of it a vile distraction, in Flaubert's view — he was prosecuted by the state for "grossly offending against public morality, religion, and decency".
As Britain's representative at the United Nations, I was nonetheless clear in my own mind that Iraq had offended so grossly against the requirements of the UN and international law, and had told so many lies about weapons of mass destruction, that it had laid itself open to the use of force to ensure compliance with UN resolutions.
WASHINGTON -- Rep. Louie Gohmert (R-Texas) said Saturday that his controversial comments about the Aurora, Colo., shootings were "grossly taken out of context" and apologized to those whom he may have offended.
