president johnson favored equal voting rights for women
an act of war was when somebody did something that offended some one else
Preston Brooks believed he "offended" his family so their for a beating was the "proper punishment"
No more than Americans when you call them Yanks, or the British being called limeys. By the way it is krauts not kraults, first used in the first World War as a derogatory term for a German soldier. It was as a synonym for sauerkraut, a traditional German and central European food.
Viktor Krum took offense at it during the Wedding of Bill and Fleur Weasley, because it was the symbol of the Deathly Hallows and believed to be the sign of Gellert Grindlewald (Krum was offended because Gellert killed Krum's grandfather)
Today's historians refer to the enemy in North Vietnam as "Peoples Army", and "Democratic People's Army...", and other such politically proper names, etc. But during the war, the press & magazines, and TV news, and the men in Vietnam, always called them for what they were: The NORTH VIETNAMESE ARMY. And that term was seldom used! GI's kept it simple; NVA! Over the radio, it was "November Victor Alpha!" When we returned home, and some civilians called the NVA some of those complicated long political proper names such "Democratic People Liberation Army..." or some other such long name...we that had fought the war...HAD NO IDEA WHAT THEY WERE TALKING ABOUT! It is understood, that today's HISTORIANS are trying to be accurate; but they might want to consider what the truth was during the time of the war. Now those long correct names might be true; but they were NOT used back then! For example: the name RED CHINA is in the 1969 US Dictionary. President Nixon, Henry Kissinger, President Johnson, LIFE magazine, and the common US Citizen used the name RED CHINA. Today that name is not politically acceptable. So they call RED CHINA by it's current title. But that is the incorrect name when discussing events during the 1960's. That would be like NOT using the name "Nazi Germany" when discussing World War 2. And saying just "Germany", because the reading public would be offended by using the name "Nazi". It is NOT the job of historians to ALTER history; it's their job to record it!
Pardon
He pardon them
She is offended that people get so offended easily.I think I have offended him.Why are you offended by everything?
i did offend you.
offended
I offend you
It is unlikely that he was. The only sources for this claim come from several conservative and Republican websites, but none of the major news sources quote the president as being offended. Actually, presidents understand that comedians will try to imitate or parody them. There are other comedians who have done imitations of President Obama, most notably Fred Armisen on Saturday Night Live. As for Bridges, he was not a partisan: he also did parodies of President Bush before he began imitating President Obama.
offended is correct.
I was offended by his question.
The company president had a dictatorial control over the firm. The principal's dictatorial manner offended many of the teachers in the school.
I was offended by the man's rude remarks and gestures.
Some people are offended by bad words