Sentence examples for offended tone from inspiring English sources

"Sure, sure," he said, with the slightly offended tone of a man who is never late.

"I've had nothing yet," Alice replied in an offended tone: "so I can't take more".

Like many Hispanics here, Ms. Ortega was most offended by the tone of the debate at the time, not the measure's specifics.

Gen. Weerachon Sukhondhapatipak, said Wednesday that he had not yet read the entire report, but that he was already offended by its tone.

But in addition to those procedural missteps, the judge clearly seemed offended by the tone and timing of the state's actions.

I am offended by the tone of "The Name of the Game Is Football, but the Issue in One Town Is Prayer" (Nov. 25), about the East Brunswick, N.J., football coach's wanting to lead his team in prayer.

Mr. Ferrer, at his news conference with Mr. Green, described Mr. Bloomberg's ad as "rather laughable" and said Mr. Bloomberg should have spoken up sooner if he was so offended by the tone of Mr. Green's campaign against Mr. Ferrer.

"I'm offended by the tone and tenor of this hearing," Senator Rand Paul said when Mr Cook was called before a hearing on tax issues last year.

Clingman was offended by the tone of Yancey's speech and afterwards Yancey refused to clarify that he had not intended to impugn Clingman's honor.

This is also the case with tone Because of this, it is important to remind yourself not to read into or be offended by any rude tone or body language that is directed at you.

At a news conference, executives from the Exact Company, which produces the show, said they were sorry if they had offended anyone and would tone down some of the raciness.