Sentence examples for offend those from inspiring English sources

That proposal will offend those outraged by short selling.

That's absolutely fine by me, though it will offend those with more partisan sensibilities.

We're not sure what Lionel Messi did to offend those two but he appeared in neither of their top three.

Such talk may offend those who prefer to imagine the garden with pretty benches and arbors full of sweet peas.

He knows, of course, but would rather keep it to himself than offend those he has passed over.

Better still when it is out at sea, too far off to offend those who dislike its elegant but unnatural towers.

We are afraid of offending those gods who might crazily, irrationally, unfairly punish us.

To do so would risk offending those who think real borders are archaic and racist.

Marco Rubio's introduction was designed to energize the conservative base without offending those people.

And an emotional response would risk offending those feminists who complain she hasn't been independent enough.

Australia's trade diversion policy of 1936, which tried to redress the imbalance of imports from Japan and the United States, offended those countries and actually reduced exports further.