Sentence examples for offend with the from inspiring English sources

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.

Booking.com's tongue-in-cheek use of the word "booking" as a substitute for the "F-word" continues to offend, with the travel website taking three of the top 10 places in the most complained about list for 2015.

It is clear from criminological research that even highly motivated offenders do not offend constantly, with the decision to offend mediated by context and opportunity (Eck, 2015).

But in this case, the famed personality that offended with the word is not a white notable but Jackson himself.

"We would like to apologize to anyone we offended with the images of the face cut-outs," the Chicano Caucus said in its own statement.

Before news of his death had reached London, the secretary of state, Lord Nottingham, wrote to Benbow in January 1703 to inform him that the queen was "extremely well pleased with your conduct and much offended with the baseness of those officers who deserted and betrayed you".

But instead of addressing what drove him to say those things in the past, explaining how his opinions have or haven't changed, and apologizing to the people he offended with the slurs, Hart posted a series of responses on Instagram saying the Academy Awards asked him to say he was sorry, but he refused.

In preparation of the treatment evaluation, the case manager assessed the client's risk and protective factors for re-offending with the START.

You cannot be sincere when you apologize just for the sake of disarming the person that you offended, with the motive of future revenge, but you can be sincere if you are truthful to yourself.

Walmart spokesman Brian Nick said: "We never want to offend anyone with the products that we offer.

Oops, he is saying, he didn't mean to offend anyone with the load of trash he just dumped.