Sentence examples for offence and pain from inspiring English sources

Apologising, the paper, Kenya's third biggest, said it "sincerely regrets any offence and pain caused by the picture".

There have been times when a player's reputation seems to have been a factor – Dylan Hartley's citing last year for a head-butt on Jamie George was arguably more about him than the offence, no pain or injury caused.

Prosecutions have begun for stalking offences, forced marriage is criminalised and the "revenge pornography" law that came into effect last year should start to bring an end to the humiliation and pain caused when ex-partners share intimate images online.

Some dismissed his trickery as "continental", a grave offence, and his England teammate Billy Wright called him a "pain in the neck" because he never passed.

An offence is an offence, and offences, if unchecked, are contagious.

Grave offence and upset is given to Party stalwarts.

Huhne has admitted the offence and is awaiting sentence.

"He dared to give offence and to upset people.

Finally, we addressed court convictions for (9) any criminal offence and (10) any violent offence.

Results showed no differences in type of first offence and seriousness of first offence between one-time offenders and re-offenders.

Sex-ratio males are poor sperm competitors in both offence and defence.