Sentence examples for offending change from inspiring English sources

If you think the joke is rude or offending, change the topic.

Beckett eventually persuaded Buckley to record it, but only with the offending line changed to "I'm as puzzled as the new-born child".

Sony issued an apology and a new version of the advert with the offending line changed was produced.

Part of the song was hastily re-recorded by Ray Davies, with the offending line changed to the generic "cherry cola", although in concert, the Kinks still used "Coca-Cola".

Nevertheless co-offending can and does change the offending dynamic.

They're deeply offended if you change anything.

In a whirling panic of confusion, the offending footwear was changed.

But it can't risk offending its notoriously change-averse regulars either.

What checked his pen was the certainty of social exclusion if he offended the establishment.Another change with implications for politics is that the new Arab public now tuning into stations like al-Jazeera is better educated than ever before.

After a few songs, the chatter of the non-Gypsy guests, "as if we were in a restaurant and he were hustling for spare change," offends him and he stalks off.

However, when our courts formally declare that a piece of English law can be interpreted in no other way than as being in conflict with the European convention on human rights, parliament is under no obligation either to change the offending legislation – which remains in force – or even to consider changing it.