Sentence examples for purposely offend from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bolster describes himself as one to speak his mind but says that he never intends to purposely offend.

Its publication in a version edited by Bismarck so as to purposely offend the French government precipitated the Franco-German War.

Examples include those who purposely offend to get attention ("Did you hear the one about the guy from Nantucket?") or publicly ridicule in a calculated attempt to embarrass ("Is that your giant schnoz, or is a single-engine Cessna landing on your face?").

THE characters on the Fox television series "Family Guy" make tasteless jokes about sex, AIDS, religion and bodily functions, purposely offending just about every group of people you could name.

Once again, don't purposely try to offend them or say horrible things about them behind their back.

"In the past, I purposely set out to offend, hurt and just get a rise out of celebrities and readers.

Dewey waged a noncommittal campaign purposely designed to avoid offending any segment of the electorate but was unexpectedly defeated by Pres.

Stare at a person purposely, like he is offending you or something.

Most of us think of trolls however, as people posting comments or other content to purposely upset, belittle, harass, annoy, bully or offend individuals.

This boy may get angry and purposely follow you around, so make sure you don't try to offend him when you want to get him away from you.

Fremantle midfielder Connor Blakely says his struggling AFL team are offended by suggestions they're tanking, claiming it's ridiculous to accuse the club of purposely trying to lose games.