Sentence examples for seriously offend from inspiring English sources

Because it would seriously offend and upset people who have experienced such things?

I might have also added that he should avoid commenting on the looks of women he didn't know until he'd at least met them, lest he seriously offend someone.

You may seriously offend and hurt some of your classmates, but show them that it's just your personality and that they shouldn't think about it too much.

As a loyal fan of Bruce Lee and as an Asian, this film seriously offends me".

Observing these rules Willkie seriously offended the Mayor of Baghdad by refusing to have a drink with him.

The Radio 4 presenter Laurie Taylor seriously offended listeners when he used the words "cox sackers" during a discussion about a rowing team, the BBC Trust has ruled.

In 'The Man with Two Brains' I was seriously offended by the scene in which my character is about to have her ass rubbed.

Whatever quixotic adventures on which the second Bush administration embarks, I doubt whether they will do anything in Asia that seriously offends their bankers in Beijing.

Share a dictionary definition of "scandal" (according to WordSmyth, "scandal" means: 1. an action, situation, or behavior that seriously offends societal standards of propriety or morality. 2. the damage or disgrace that results from such action or behavior; disrepute).

Of course, those likely to be seriously offended by the show probably wrote off New York as Sodom and Gomorrah long ago and are too busy picketing abortion clinics in Mississippi to bother with Broadway.

But my first one, my master cure, has to be attributed to Adam Edwards, a journalist, bon viveur and the only man I know who can drink whisky at lunchtime without seriously offending his friends.