Sentence examples for the fact that it offends from inspiring English sources

"But the fact that it offends everybody, I can laugh".

Each generation's definition of good music seems to include the fact that it offends, or at least baffles, the generation before.

Or could it have been something to do with the fact that it resembled the Kabaa, and therefore might offend Muslim sensibilities?

They were still more offended by the fact that it was a woman condemning their pre-modern stand on human rights; this outrage spread across the Arab world.

But perhaps the fact that it was done so fast before anybody could discuss alternatives means that it offends less than those alternatives.

"The fact that it got some people's attention that's good and if it offended some people so be it".

But there's no getting around the fact that it's dated stuff and needs to be presented in context so it doesn't offend.

"The question is 'what are people offended by? Are they offended by the role, that there is somebody standing there with sponsors over their clothing or is it the fact that it's only women doing it?'Gridrid girls' are models used to conduct certain promotional tasks, usually wearing clothing that bears the name of a sponsor.

The fact that many offenders co-offended with their friends, family members, colleagues and so forth (see section on offender connectivity) is also worth highlighting here.

The Liberal solution is to spend more money on infrastructure, services and job programmes (big-ticket items include a C$1 billion road to a remote chromite deposit in the north).Ms Wynne owes much of her victory to the fact that she offended fewer voters than her rivals.

In addition, the fact that recent offending rates are higher than two decades before among those aged in their 40s is telling: these are the offenders who began their careers in the 1970s and 80s when it was easy and tempting.