Sentence examples for of having offended from inspiring English sources

He can't deal with Ganna forcefully, not because he loves her but because he is frightened of having offended her gods.

Similarly, the difference between feeling guilty for having lied to one's neighbor and religious contrition would be that the subject would think of his fault as having offended God.

She particularly seems to have offended those of Nepalese descent who thought themselves described as little better than thieves and menial fools.

Honestly, some of them have offended me.

This frequent justification of torture has offended not just politically liberal critics but the US military establishment as well.

But a column by David Brooks, titled "A Nation of Mutts," has offended so many people that I thought it would be worthwhile to ask Mr. Brooks to respond.

Then someone else ingeniously proposed that we write a letter that didn't require an answer from Murdoch: this way, we wouldn't have to find out if our bat squeak of protest had offended the great man.

As I am munching, it's not even good but it's gratis, the cheese lady decides to tell me that by taking two samples instead of one, I have offended the Gods of Gouda.

In a telephone interview yesterday afternoon, Ward said he had reached some sense of understanding for the feelings of those he has offended.

While still mayor of London, Johnson had offended Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, president of Turkey, when he wrote a limerick for the Spectator magazine in which he described him as "wankerer".

There is a serious problem with drink-drive repeat offenders – recent figures from the east of England suggest that almost a quarter of drink-drivers have offended before.