Sentence examples for to offence from inspiring English sources
noun
Standard spelling of offense
Political correctness and hypersensitivity to offence are its enemies.
His transitional play, from offence to defence and defence to offence, is quick.
"If their convictions are really deep, then they should be impervious to offence".
That varies between cities - in Manchester, the average from home to offence location was 2.8 miles.
Indifference to offence given by these poems is a failure of interpretation.
I definitely think what I used to do so well was the transition game from defence to offence.
The Daily Telegraph under Conrad Black took care not to cause offence to Israel.
Such files are often censored to prevent offence to allies.
The accusations related to offences between 1968 and 1986.
The charges relate to offences alleged to have taken place between 1 January 2007 and June this year.
The Crown Prosecution Service itself publishes guides to offences like assault.
