Significats de offend even en anglès

I would not willingly offend even the Chevalier de Pean.

Even if it does, will it offend even one spectator?

Surely, he thought, he had done nothing to offend even the most particular of deities.

SMOLLETT'S character is immaculate; yet he has described two scenes which offend even in the license of imagination.

We would never want to offend even one person and so we removed it from our website immediately.

Hacker's endeavor might offend even more people, like romantics who considered cetaceans "already intelligent," needing nothing that was merely human.

Yet, there was nothing in the correspondence, save the fact of it, to offend even a most austere maiden aunt of the day.

The thought of a naked Mary offended even my vestigial religious sense.

His flattery offends even his patron; and is almost too gross for his mistress.

When we have offended even an earthly friend, we feel ashamed to meet him.

The man stepped back, looked suddenly amazed, offended even.

"Certainly, certainly," answered Houman, "since they are ugly enough to offend even me.

There are two stories about him which show how little he cared how he offended even such mighty personages as his sovereigns.