Sentence examples for offence himself from inspiring English sources

First, it is revealing that the man who used his first spell as home secretary so effectively to legalise homosexuality had actually committed the illegal offence himself.

Despite the deception over that offence, Huhne found himself disqualified for six months later in 2003 after being seen by police officers on 28 March that year using his mobile phone while driving along the Old Kent Road in south London.

If the jokes about Stalin and concentration camps in his spoof Richter interview seemed in poor taste, then no one risked greater offence than Sigmar Polke himself.

No offence to the man himself – he seems to be a good egg, and he was also the only permanent Thatter with his tax affairs in acceptable order.

Collatinus's relationship to the kings had, indeed, already rendered him suspicious, and his second name, too, had made him obnoxious to the people, who were loth to hear the very sound of Tarquin; but after this had happened, perceiving himself an offence to every one, he relinquished his charge and departed from the city.

R ran away eventually and spent a few years sleeping on park benches, committing offences to feed himself.

Liam Williams did not mean "offence" posting a picture of himself "blacked-up" as Swansea City's Wilfried Bony says former Wales captain Phil Davies.

"The deceased Mr Gaut himself committed a violent offence.

In the NOJHL, Mazzuca said any player charged with a sexual offence would be asked to remove himself from the league until the matter is resolved.

This was of no practical consequence, as he had no intention of returning to the teaching profession, but it was an early illustration of his capacity, noted by Benson, for unthinkingly giving offence though being hypersensitive to criticism himself.

O'Reilly himself has apologised for any offence caused by his 'jokes'jokes