Sentence examples for offend to from inspiring English sources

Any cartoonist has a right, indeed, a duty, to be revolting, to offend to outrage.

HBO swept in to give him a commercial-free home where he continues to joke, inform and offend to this day.

"The right to protest is guaranteed but not the right to offend, to prey on, or to threaten people," Mr Wagner told Brazilian television.

Goldstein (1985) argued that there are three rationales for the drug-violence relationship: people commit violent crimes because they are: (1) psychopharmacologically under the influence of drugs; (2) economically compelled to offend to fund drug use; and (3) systemically brought to crime by being involved in the violent environment of drug use and drug markets.

Sometimes it's confusing to use the preferred names and pronouns, to not accidentally offend, to respect people's wishes -- often as wishes are evolving.

"Many women with involvement in the justice system offend to fund their drug habit and use substances to self-medicate," the support worker said.

The magazine was targeted because it cherished and promoted its right to offend: specifically to offend Muslims.

The goal is not to offend but to realize the character's full humanness".

My brother had told me this, offended to the core.

Would you be offended to be called a formalist?

People are offended but they're using that feeling of being offended to bring about change.