Sentence examples for which offended me from inspiring English sources
The phrase "which offended me" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe something that caused you to feel hurt or insulted, often following a statement about the action or words that led to that feeling. Example: "His comments about my work were uncalled for, which offended me deeply."
No ransom note as yet, the commissioner said, emphasizing the "as yet," which offended me even more.
Any member of the House or Senate who doesn't support this simple concept is quite obviously not fit to serve office because they want to get paid even when they don't do their jobs, which offends me deeply".
I became politically engaged after becoming fed up with insurance companies affecting my patients and learning my Republican senator said a child with disabilities was possessed by "demons," which deeply offended me as a father and a doctor.
Britney said nothing except for "no," which offended Patrick greatly, prompting him to challenge her, "Is that all you got for me, Britney?
But we also fought against proposals which offended civil liberties.
Instructed to wear a logo necktie, a suggestion which offended his gentlemanly taste, he refused.
I supported that newspaper's right to run those cartoons, which offended so many.
"But it was its spectacular nature which offended the riders and the organizers".
Local laws which offended Christian sensibilities were abrogated - the burning of widows, for instance, was banned.
The court of Louis XVI was full of cake-eating decadence, which offended the sturdy mores of the French bourgeoisie.
[The Observer] That casting call may have been an homage to the Tumblr blog Hot Chicks of Occupy Wall Street, which offended some and, uh, inspired others.
