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I am deeply offended by her conduct.

She was offended by his abrupt manner.

Be honest. No one should ever be offended by truth.

Don't be offended by his haste, he is a very busy man.

It seems that the university authorities were as confused as everyone else about whether they had been offended, or had offended by their intolerance.

It is a muddled, imperfect solution (just ask Catholics offended by this week's pope-bashing).

At first glimpse, most people will be offended by how this elite force works.

He was also a powerful advocate, who was offended by what the House managers had done.

Pushing and shoving in busy places is not considered rude, so do not be offended by it.

I sincerely apologize to anyone who was offended by my attempt at humor regarding the tragedy in Japan.

Deadwood: no series has ever been such a pleasure to just listen to -assuming one is not offended by profanity in all its splendor.

And don't be too offended by someone who's openly rude, because they may be that way for the nicest of reasons.

Sometimes cops give you a hard time, and it can be tough to deal with them when you actually feel offended by their requests.

They are offended by concrete wrongs, such as cruelty and racial injustice, but are relatively unmoved by lies or transgressions that don't seem to do anyone any obvious harm.

Horror stories also abound of customers offended by computer systems that repeatedly sent them checks for $0.00 or bills for $957,142,039.58. One would think that the system might alert a human in the Accounts Receivable or Payable departments when an event like this happens, especially more than once, but common sense remains a