Sentence examples for this would offend from inspiring English sources

Freedman wrote this reaction was "batshit crazy" and "the world gone mad", and was soon herself accused of having a racial blind spot for failing to appreciate why this would offend, say, non-white Mamamia readers.

The local military commander, General Michael von Appel, proposed that troops line the intended route but was told that this would offend the loyal citizenry.

"I think that would offend people".

"I don't think he realized how much that would offend me," Ms. Weingarten said.

The first of these would offend the governor's Republican base; the second would upset the Democratic majority in the legislature (or the "girlie men" of Schwarzenegger lore).

The IAEA's fuel bank would be open to all its members, but that would offend Egypt, which wants Israel excluded.

Feeling I hadn't quite given reindeer hot dogs the benefit of the doubt, I then decided, on entering the Sitka Fur Gallery, to force myself to touch the jockstraps made of rabbit or curly lamb ($19.99); I thought of some of the animal rights advocates on the cruise and realized this item would offend them on at least two levels.

"We do understand that it doesn't matter what time you did this it would offend some people, but surely they could have waited until September".

We can assume that Charlie Hebdo's editors chose this cover knowing that it would offend.

Bloom knew it was a different kind of book; he once joked that having offended liberals with his first book, he would offend conservatives with this one.

"When you have got jars of feet that this man was keeping on the shelves of his office, that would offend anybody," he said.