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“I think that all Slovaks should feel offended,” said MP Tomas Galbavy, who served on the parliamentary culture committee.

I did so, and he explained that he did not mean to be inappropriate and he was sorry if I was offended.

“It offended doctors and even some people in the government,” he says.

No doubt, the Italians would have been offended if he had chosen to marry anywhere else.

She was very offended that we hired him to do what she saw as her dream job.

“This is satisfactory,” said Wardle, hardly knowing whether to smile or be offended.

When in the car if you find the exertion of talking painful, say so frankly; your escort cannot be offended.

All these persons shall be sacri: they have offended against the gods and the gods will see to their punishment.

He has a right to be offended, if, after telling him what you wish for, he returns to find you already supplied.

"I thought perhaps you would have liked it named after your brother," she said, very much offended on the baby's account.