Sentence examples for offend means from inspiring English sources

And the Hollywood studios' ingrained aversion to offend means that the publicity machine is tamping down one of its more surprising elements — a pointed commentary on corporate greed.

And to offend means to make somebody angry or upset.

They also can report you after you leave if you are offending or mean.

"Freedom of speech is the freedom to offend, and that means the freedom to offend anyone.

Rob supported this and was by no means offended.

"You have to shake things up a bit," he says, "even if it means offending the odd customer.

Not wishing to upset or offend colleagues has meant that I've passed up on opportunities that would have progressed my career.

While I was undoubtedly surprised to hear these words, I was not offended by any means.

It would be considered re-offending and that means a lot of jail time.

Murphy and Adler will do whatever is necessary to get laughs, even if that means offending people, because pushing buttons is part of comedy!

If they tease you, don't be offended it actually means they like you, so lightly tease them back.