Significats de offend others en anglès

Once having offended our own souls, we are quick to offend others.

It seems...ridiculous, a way to be offended by others and to offend others.

Is the Government so afraid to offend others that it is jeopardising Irish citizens?

He had held his temper in check, in order that it might not offend others.

In the same way, your son had no right to offend others by calling James Stuart the Pretender.

The sylvari he had dealt with over the years would often unknowingly offend others by pointing out obvious and uncomfortable truths.

It may offend others; scarcely you, who have been so busy to collect, so bold to publish, gossip on your rivals.

If in our conscientious conclusions we offend others, we must leave to them an equal right to their own conclusions without harsh judgment.-Ed

A person distinguished and praised for this quality will not needlessly offend others, because they may retaliate; and besides, it ruffles his own temper.

Let him lave in his own imaginary waters of purity; but do not let him offend others, every moment, by jumping out and calling-'Here

Doubtless, I live differently from others; think differently from others; am shocked by things that do not offend others; but what does all this prove?

Do you ever worry about crossing the line or offending others?

If I name one I risk offending others.

And the nature of it was kindly and genial, not running to sarcasm or offending others.

He who offends others, does not secure himself.

The term of service of the former had in great part expired, some of his best officers were on furlough, and he had offended others.