Sentence examples for least offending from inspiring English sources

The ones who suffer most, particularly in the case of non-violent offenders, are often the least offending.

Claire Foy is entirely sympathetic as the reluctant young Elizabeth; Matt Smith as a dashing Prince Philip might be a casting gloss too far, but he is at least offending African leaders by the second episode.

Here we think we should be outraged, or at least offended.

ATLANTA — President Obama has found a way to support gay rights that least offends those who oppose them.

A study in The American Journal of Political Science last year showed that the more engaged voters, those more likely to vote, are the least offended by negative pitches.

She has a bright, engaging manner, and when she smiles at customers who don't smile back, she's not in the least offended.

Hip-hop legend has it that Kanye West hoped to make the cover of his last album so street-cool that it would at the very least offend, and at best, get banned.

Within days, according to current and former employees who requested anonymity to avoid getting in trouble with the bosses, higher-ups from Starbucks management visited at least two offending shops and ordered them to liberate their restrooms.

In the year after 9/11, politicians assiduously courted the family members as a constituency, often going to great lengths to be on their side or, at least, avoid offending them.

At the very least, the offending teams would have been forced to rebuild their cars, as happened with Renault in 2006 after a part called a mass damper was declared illegal midway through the season.

In his case, the pipeline appears especially narrow, with at least some offending students immediately put on track from school to incarceration.