Sentence examples for seems to offend from inspiring English sources

The question seems to offend him.

Such forgiveness seems to offend against justice.

Hartley, furthermore, only seems to offend in a Northampton jersey.

But all inquiry that seems to offend the dogma is marginalised.

He's not a fan of catch and release; the whole idea seems to offend him.

The mere presence of gay people in Volgograd was enough, it seems, to offend someone's patriotic feelings.

"I seem to offend or intimidate people," he once said.

That was what really seemed to offend people's sensibilities.

What seemed to offend Saperstein most was that Arabs might one day live in his house.

"It seemed to offend people for reasons I can't understand".

Guitar Hero and its offspring Rock Band have always seemed to offend certain sorts of music snobs.