Sentence examples for offend with from inspiring English sources

I don't mind creating debate with thoroughly considered artistic expressions but I don't want to offend with a tweet.

Those who write, discuss, and publish newspapers, books, and magazines with best intentions sometimes offend with obliviousness.

The designs are also proletarian and populist, in their reflections on social norms, and subversive in their ability to offend with the most domestic of propositions.

Indeed, the entire criminal justice system exercises a deterrent effect in that there would be a lot more crime if people thought they could offend with impunity.

The intensity of one-to-one communication is attenuated by the desire to offend with care and not to give too much away: a press release from a corporate self.

"But the evidence shows that it actually made them more likely to offend, with one study finding that every dollar spent resulted in a $200 to $300 future cost to the criminal justice system".

The fact that many offenders co-offended with their friends, family members, colleagues and so forth (see section on offender connectivity) is also worth highlighting here.

Research in 2011 found that women are more likely to engage in gender atypical offences, like robbery or murder, when they co-offend with men.

"Endearing with his music, offending with his personality".

He meant officials, police, and soldiers — those he usually offended with his investigations.

"I was actually offended with being proposed a settlement," she said of her lawyer's proposal.