Sentence examples for offended from from inspiring English sources

The photographs are discreetly cropped to prevent the easily offended from trying to de-fang the Fango aficionados.

"They don't know dialogue and they think that Islam will be offended from a movie," Mr. Klada said.

That was followed by an apology "to anyone we offended" from Keith Belling, chief executive of Popchips, on the company's blog.

Not that anyone is likely to be too offended; from the old "Dukes of Hazzard" TV show to the songs of Toby Keith, caricature and Rebel pride tend to keep close company.

"The Sopranos" has had something to offend almost anyone who wants to be offended, from a Hasidic criminal to a priest hitting on a married woman to a (lovable) protagonist who not only kills people but derides his daughter's racially mixed boyfriend as "an Oreo cookie".

During the 2001 season, a reporter stationed in Israel felt offended from the name choice, and the president of the Anti-Defamation League felt it was insensitive.

The bill he proposes would remove the words "insult" and "offend" from the Racial Discrimination Act.

They were constructed by the artist Larry Rivers, who still manages to delight and offend from the grave.

University of Queensland law professor Graeme Orr supports removing the words "insult" and "offend" from section 18C.

The spat comes after the Western Australian branch of the Liberal party voted in favour of removing the words "insult" and "offend" from the provision on Saturday.

Up to 20 senators are lining up to back a push to remove the words "insult" and "offend" from the Racial Discrimination Act, including every Liberal and National backbencher in the upper house, bar one.