Sentence examples for so offending from inspiring English sources
According to an oft-repeated, but now questioned, tale from 1792, a Lady Almeria Braddock suggested, over tea, that a woman with the last name of Elphinstone was double her actual age, so offending the London aristocrat that she challenged Braddock to a duel.
As a fashion brand, you are selling to the high street and to high-end – you have to protect the top end of your brand so you can sell other items at the lower end – so offending your key market and key fans, icons of fashion and a patrician of gay culture in Elton John, presents a disrupted point of view in PR terms.
@SOJURN (VIA TURKER NATION): "I don't see what is so offending about the article.
"People were so offended they'd hang up on me".
Perhaps this is what Mr Wiesel was so offended by.
What exactly have these people done to so offend students?
I've never been so offended in all my life.
I didn't expect people to be so offended.
People feel so robbed, and their dignity and hopes are so offended.
He was so offended that for several years he gave up the game.
