Sentences with phrase «great offense»

Some agreed with this soldier, while others took great offense at his comment.

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.

The most important rule of trading is to play great defense, not great offense.

This weapon is extremely versatile, allowing for great offense as well as defense.

These violations will add up on your license and may cause great offense that could end up in losing your opportunity to drive.

I've communicated with some people, though, that find great offense with this definition.

While the comment is often intended to be a compliment, its underlying meaning can carry great offense.

The problem is that our supposedly great offense can't do anything to their sorry defense.

She has a nice showing of gameplay as to how she uses defensive abilities for a really great offense.

I personally take great offense to this severely misguided individual's sermon.

I take great offense of Peter Smiths comments that I'm a Dinosaur.

Yet they turned a historically great offense into a whimpering shell of itself.

If we know anything at all about the ministry of Jesus, we know that no action of his ministry brought greater offense to his hearer than his forgiveness of sin; and no theme of his sayings or parables overshadows the proclamation of forgiveness, although we must recognize that originally this forgiveness was inseparable from the eschatological situation of the dawning of the Kingdom of God.

But I can, and do, still take great offense when someone who does things differently is outwardly judgmental towards the choices I make, and, beyond the ignorance of the statement in general, that's why that «likey» bothers me so much.

Pitifully formulaic though it may be, it also passes the time without great offense being caused (ludicrously high «generic gangster» body count aside).

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

It's obviously not great offense or anything.

A struggle to pay the bills leads William to stumble on his ideas for Suprema, the Wonder Woman, and scripts what would become the famous comic eventually censured by Josette Frank (Connie Britton), head of the Child Study Association of American, who takes great offense at the high level of bondage and adult themes printed within the pages of Wonder Woman.

Obama appeared on the David Letterman show 7 days after the Benghazi attack and stated: «We had a VIDEO that was released by somebody who lives here - sort of a shadowy character... This caused great offense in much of the Muslim world, but what also happened was extremists and terrorists used this as an excuse to attack a variety of our embassies, including the one - the consulate - in Libya.»

The Wildcats were 14th in adjusted defensive rating, giving them an elite defense that only paled in comparison to a historically great offense.

Apparently you are taking GREAT offense at yourself!

First Of all I am a Muslim, I take great offense to you people (white) who think you are better than others.

That I take GREAT offense at.

And I take great offense to you saying that anyone is not spiritual.

Now you took great offense at any suggestion that you might not have been entirely honest or transparent about the new site, but what do you propose we call that if not dishonesty?

I guess it would be a great offense to them to have the name Mohammed among the names of their loved ones.

So, while I disagree with Beck on many issues, and have taken great offense to some of his past comments, like that time he compared the camp that the 2011 Norway terror attacks occurred to a Hitler Youth camp, I am inclined to agree with Beck here.

which to me is the greater offense of rational.

And his detractors — the Judas Deans, for instance, to use I. F. Stone's phrase — become an offense to us as they remind us of that greater offense we have committed, indelibly, to our history.

But the greatest offense of all was the cross.

If anyone can explain how having a average defense and great offense or taking a Guard at 8 helps that, I'm all ears.

When Lee boxes out like that, and when the pass / shot execution is so perfect, to me this play is great offense that can't be defended.

Illinois is a strangely unbalanced mixture of great offense and poor defense (not unlike Loyola) that gets the ball airborne whenever there is daylight, leads its league in shots per game (77) and, happily for Coach Harry Combes, also leads inaccuracy -LRB-.464).

«Great offense, highlight plays and flashy uniforms: what's not to like?

Their offense is great, but Seattle is the only team to not give up 30 points this year and also has a great offense.

The Redskins have a great offense and a great running game.

Logically, if you were Beane and you had a team with a great offense, but not a strong starter who had proven success in the postseason, what would you do?

They have a great offense.

Dickson punted for as many yards as a great offense and made life hell for a team that outgained the Longhorns by 108 yards and still lost.

They used their great Offense to power the Win.

If you think your team has the qualities above then horns is a great offense to run.