Sentence examples for left to offend from inspiring English sources

How many more sensibilities are there left to offend?

"There are plenty of religious groups left to offend," he replied patiently.

Now that there is nobody left to be offended, shall we give it up?

After all, if the Mudflap Girl can turn up in a Super Bowl commercial, there are probably not many people left to be offended by the motif of a buxom woman whose arms form the fork of a bike.

Debbie Schlussel, the Michigan-based blogger and movie critic, was left to wonder whether she had offended the powers at Paramount Pictures when she learned last month that she had been cut from the studio's screening lists.

The one it serves well is keeping villains off the streets and the one it serves badly is making sure that they leave prison less likely to offend.

Because the president was skeptical of our technology and unwilling to offend his left by countering the mounting danger, the U.S. poked along with no sense of urgency.

While bypassing "torture" tends to offend the left, failing to hit the "terror" button is viewed on the right as evidence of spinelessness, if not sympathy for the devil.

In this instance, I leapt to the stage, tried to thank conductor and players first and then acknowledge any applause still rippling around the concert hall, my main aim being not to offend anyone or leave anyone out.

"People leaving prison without somewhere to live are more likely to offend again," Kevin Lockyer, services director at the charity, said.

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