Sentence examples similar to it may cause offense from inspiring English sources
Mr. Boyd is slightly worried that the brutality of Joan of Arc's death, which involves sexual manhandling, may cause offense; but, he said, it is part of a production meant to "give a sense of England going to hell or at least purgatory".
Trigger Warning: Some of the subject matter of this course is sensitive and may cause offense.
Scaring the next generation of thinkers and leaders into not disagreeing with status quo on the grounds they may cause offense will only create a society of suppression - a worrying outlook for the future.
Even before the meal starts, the distant bow expected by Japanese hosts may cause offense to Chinese seeking the modern-day respect of a brisk, if not too firm, handshake.
You might mix up elements from many categories of clothing fashions and create your own individual style; however, this may cause offense to groups whom you are mixing as they probably dislike the ones you are mixing with.
Disclaimer: May cause offense".
Since the harm-or rather, pseudo-harm-of pornography is the offense it may cause unwitting viewers involuntarily exposed to it, the solution is to restrict its exhibition to domains where such involuntary exposure will not occur, such as inside well sign-posted adult bookshops and cinemas where those who will be offended will know not to venture.
In a statement on internet forum Encyclopedia Dramatica, gizmo01942 took responsibility for the game, if not for any of offense it may cause.
But it may cause headaches.
In rare cases it may cause seizures.
