Sentences with phrase «great offence»

I took great offence to the man using the words «allow» and «wife» in the same sentence and even greater offense at the intended judgement of my wishes.

I expected a call from the fine folks at Exit Realty perhaps, but not this: «I take great offence in you taking cheap shots at President George Bush.

The entrepreneurs I know would take greater offence if anyone dared hint that they had failed to clue in on any and all legal ways of minimizing their tax bills.

Unfortunately, this brings great offence to the intentionally religious and the conventionally spiritual.

The continent never took such great offence at the imposition of identity cards, nor mandatory local authority registration.

The Chinese delegate feigned great offence — and the number stayed, but surrounded by language which makes it all but meaningless.

It is a great offence to exploit sacred knowledge.

«When such as person is now attacked by the Chief of Army Staff (COAS) for obstructing traffic, a great offence in the analls of the militay, when 3 more of his children are killed for this offence, when his home is bulldozed and bombed, when his wife has bullets in her body, when he has five bullets in his body, when his deputy is killed, why are we so silent.

Zakariyah described the alleged traffic offence commited by their leader as the great offence in the analls of the military.

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