Sentence examples for offend nobody from inspiring English sources

You're making something that's going to attract the widest taste and offend nobody".

She lulls opponents and the public into passivity with soothing and often bureaucratic expressions that smother controversies, offend nobody and reassure everybody.

Mr Blair, then still trying to please everybody and offend nobody, said the report made a "powerful case for the system it recommends".

"If you only did advertising and marketing in venues that would offend nobody, most companies would be out of business in a couple of quarters," Mr. Wilkinson said.

Lastly, this topic is a minefield of ever-changing thought and parlance, so I will simply do my best to offend nobody, or at least everybody, equally.

"If you have a name that offends nobody, then you end up with a forgettable brand" that won't cling to the memory, Mr. Adamson said.

Forsythe shows a certain, perverted grace in offending everybody so equally he comes close – though not quite – to offending nobody at all.

That's too much!' But it's like the South Park movie [Longer, Bigger and Uncut], where they set out to offend everyone – nobody was safe.

She notes, too, that the "moral sensitivity" of the Gorbachev era -- in which the public was repelled by the use of force in Lithuania -- gave way to indifference during the Yeltsin years, in which the "blood bath" perpetrated by Russian troops in Chechnya offended almost nobody.

Feel free to leave voice messages but don't be surprised―or offended ―if nobody listens.

"We are keeping the peace, so that nobody offends them," one policeman said when asked if they were deliberately hemming in the truckers.