She looked up at us from the floor, more bewildered than offended.
It was offended still more in the 1990s when Jardines shifted its stockmarket listings out of Hong Kong to London and Singapore.
Because you would think that there would be more people who would be offended by the images that are on that.
What the offended people may need more than a history lesson is an historiography lesson.
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As for those supposedly offended advertisers, the more benign commercials nowadays promote beer.
All in all, and now that I think about it, I wonder whether I should be offended that it costs me more than the Italian Republic to borrow.
But he could truly have replied that it has more often been Brazil than Argentina that has offended against the spirit of Mercosur with unilateral action, most recently in tightening rules on payment for imports.
"They may be disgusting topics of conversation, we may be offended, but it's just talk and without more it's not criminal, " Ms. Gatto said at Mr. Valle's arraignment in October.
The second friendship ended even more abruptly, after one of Mr. Bolcik's old friends offended several of his Facebook friends, as well as Mr. Bolcik himself, by repeatedly posting his views.
More recently, most of them felt still more aggrieved when the European Court of Human Rights declared that a French law offended against privacy and property rights by forcing small (but not big) landowners to let shooters on their land.
More salient, perhaps, is the fact that Texan Republicans have made greater inroads with Hispanic voters (or offended fewer of them) than their colleagues in other states.
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