The pride of the best cook in the band was seriously offended.

I know he would be seriously offended if we did not.

That he was seriously offended with me there was no doubt.

Both Parker and Emerson seriously offended their Alma Mater and were practically repudiated.

One evening she said she thought Mrs. Harling was not seriously offended with me.

I had a reason, Mrs. Oldershaw, for the silence which has so seriously offended you.

I am afraid Mr. Marr will feel seriously offended.

A father had been seriously offended with his son, and had threatened to disinherit him.

Now, Charlie, if you mention Europe once in this walk I shall be seriously offended.

But Adela would be very seriously offended if she guessed that you had done so.'

She knew that she had seriously offended Craven.

Previously she had been forgiving and not seriously offended, even when he had been blind drunk.

He was much too good humored to be seriously offended as he said to the doctor:

I dressed in an ill temper, for I was seriously offended with Lawson, and also seriously alarmed.

Observing these rules Willkie seriously offended the Mayor of Baghdad by refusing to have a drink with him.

His accusing tone seriously offended her.