Sentence examples for offended to have from inspiring English sources

The Spanish, for instance, were offended to have been left out of his G4 meeting, to which he invited only Britain, Germany and Italy.

Corvino told The Associated Press on Tuesday he is more honored than offended to have a wider audience.

"I'm here today to say what I want to say," said Ranan, making it clear he was offended to have been told he was going to hell.

It is also vital that we put a much greater focus on preventing mental health prob- lems and intervening quickly, particularly in childhood, to help people who are at risk of later offending to have a better chance in life.

He said that he wouldn't apologize for the crime-against-humanity comment, but implored those whom he had offended to "forgive me for having hurt you".

He would not have been grossly offended to be described as having 19th-century ideas about how to write novels.

At least two Muslims appear to have been offended to the point of mass murder.What do these religious sensibilities have to do with language?

Police then direct veterans who have offended to the Soldiers, Sailors, Airmen and Families Association where they receive support on issues such as housing and substance abuse.

I apologize to those who I have offended, to our fans and to the Pacers organization.

The girls I have offended to earn this situation are still muttering about me on the next table.

James added: "It certainly wouldn't offend me to have him in the Hall of Fame.