Sentence examples for may have offended from inspiring English sources

I'm sorry to anyone i may have offended in how they were worded".

"I regret making such extremely insensitive remarks, and I apologize to anyone I may have offended.

Was this payback from reporters the gruff Tuna may have offended along the way?

In Britain a senior politician who may have offended Irish nationalists can have the comfort of an armed minder.

"I apologise to anyone I may have offended but the reason for going on the pitch was to celebrate.

Is there a swelling fanbase for Crayola D'Ville down there in the comment box that I may have offended?

Yet, though the novel may itself have offended some religious sensibilities, its narrator writes from within the beliefs that she has been taught.

Welby may also have offended the liberal American Anglican church body by inviting a breakaway conservative US church, the Anglican Church in North America (Acna), which is not officially part of the Anglican communion.

In it, a man awakes after an epic bash to be informed by a female acquaintance that, while he was apparently "perfectly fine," his behavior the previous night may indeed have offended some: The pale young man eased himself carefully into the low chair, and rolled his head to the side, so that the cool chintz comforted his cheek and temple.

He's acting as if his comments may not have offended some people, which in and of itself is offensive.

The new breed of terrorist may be those whose cause we have offended perhaps by simply being what we are.