Sentence examples for offensive feel from inspiring English sources

They may find this offensive, feel rejected and become angry or upset.

Of course, if he holds personal opinions you find offensive, feel free to give him an earful and walk away.

He's so funny!" Hamill felt the Lewis attack was too offensive to let go.

At last, on November 6, when his troops advanced a very short distance and occupied the ruins of Passchendaele (Passendale), barely five miles beyond the starting point of his offensive, Haig felt that enough had been done.

She found her position "humiliating and offensive" and felt she had to grovel to senior faculty members who controlled her lab space.

"Anyone who mistakenly views the game as offensive or feels it perpetuates gay stereotypes is missing the point," Patrick continued.

"As awful as we all feel," offensive tackle Lomas Brown said, "now is not the time to start blaming each other.

A reader of The Tribune and The New York Times, he looked at the new offering dubiously, saying, "It is kind of offensive that they feel the news has to be truncated or dumbed down".

His coat-focused collection didn't feel offensive in the way of Mr. Gaultier's misogynistic gestures, but rather sterile, like something to be worn to a clinical exam.

In the end, even if it does feel offensive to some thin women, it doesn't change the fact that skinny women's physicality is still the most prominent and dominant physical shape in mainstream media.

Later in the statement, Ms. Seif said that she did not mean to endorse attacks on Israeli civilians in one of the tweets singled out by U.N. Watch, an angry reply to a message posted on Twitter by Amnesty International during Israel's Gaza offensive in November: Feel enraged by the violence in #Gaza & #Israel?