Sentence examples for offending about from inspiring English sources

Works with young people, especially those at risk of offending About four or five years ago I was working full-time in a call centre, I had a family, and I decided I wanted a change in career and to work with young people.

@SOJURN (VIA TURKER NATION): "I don't see what is so offending about the article.

What's Harry got to be offended about?

Stopping offenders before they start Dr. Quayle says it's not a surprise that many people are aware they may be offending or about to offend online – and that they want to stop or seek help before they start.

Honestly, they haven't felt as offended about this.

There's nothing to be offended about in The Musketeers.

Now, that's something to be offended about.

"That was terrible, it was atrocious and I can understand him feeling offended about that.

"She was smart and funny, and would answer impertinent questions and not be offended about it," Megan said.

Schieffer said afterward that Powell struck him as "truly, I think, offended about what he read in this book".

"Women need to be beautiful, not made of 'bruises and punches,' " said Marina Rybnikova, who appeared particularly offended about a section of the ad that showcases a female kickboxer.