Sentence examples for somehow offended from inspiring English sources

Maybe we'd somehow offended our friends.

Luna, with her usual tact, guessed that she had somehow offended him.

The wormwood liqueur's flavor is so intensely bitter and sharp, you probably thought you had somehow offended the bartender, and he or she was now exacting revenge.

Describes at length British remittance men, who had somehow offended their parents and were shipped out to another part of the world by their fathers.

He began to sound the alarm among evangelicals, chastening Christians for their past reluctance to fight against a scourge that somehow offended their moral piety.

But like everyone else, I've also had times when friends seem to inexplicably drop out of sight and my mind races as I pick through our past interactions, wondering if I've somehow offended them.

Did I somehow offend them?

Apparently, my dump somehow offends you?

Web-savvy individuals and bootstrap organizations for years have been using Internet sites and social media to call for boycotts of movies that somehow offend them.

"We have a certain script in our politics, and one of the scripts for black politicians is that for them to be authentically black they have to somehow offend white people," Mr. Obama said in a 2005 interview with The Tribune.

Most of those punishments were related to somehow offending the monarchy.Most tellingly, Le Journal Hebdomadaire, a mould-breaking independent magazine born in the more open final years of the previous king's reign, is being sold after years of financially draining legal battles and, its owners say, an advertising boycott unofficially ordered by the palace.