feel offended

They felt offended, and the play was not well received.

There was nothing that he knew of to feel offended about.

This is no cause for our partners to feel offended.

The Chinese have good reason to feel offended, many scholars say.

But the fear he saw in her eyes made it impossible for him to feel offended.

I could not feel offended after this, and accepted the wine.

I feel offended myself by the things that happened here."

If you felt offended by the movie, then it was racist.

I left him very abruptly just now, and I'm afraid he may be feeling offended.

It was always like this, but she didn't feel offended.

Frost knew enough to ease off and not feel offended.

She was not quite sure whether to feel offended, or not.

Innocently enough, we never thought they would feel offended or hurt.

But I don't want you to feel offended by my suggestion.

Except those who feel offended since yesterday or consider themselves heroes.

"There were guys who felt offended by the media coverage.

What good would it do to feel offended or that one's dignity had been violated?

He had had too many similar experiences in his life to feel offended.

As a pro-lifer, I have never felt offended by anything taught in the class.

He never accepts any tips and feels offended if offered by someone.

Call her often for help, but don't feel offended if she forgets your name.

Lou Ann felt offended, but didn't really know how to answer.

The last part of the movie is about two Muslims who become suicide bombers because they feel offended.

Whigs who felt offended should prove that she had actually told their stories.