Sentence examples for Offensive tirade from inspiring English sources

And the funny parts are worth waiting for, like the guest appearance by Clarence Williams III — who played a bad guy in one of the better Leonard adaptations, "52 Pick-Up" — as an ornery Vietnam vet who delivers a wickedly offensive tirade to two young male cops.

The former mayor, once lambasted across international publications for offensive tirades and smoking crack, is dead.

The jury was played the recording, on which Mr Collins is heard telling Ms Larke she brings out "the demon" in him, and insulting her with a tirade of grossly offensive terms.

Conservative pundit Ann Coulter is known for her questionable, often offensive rants, but her latest tirade is pure trolling of soccer fans everywhere.

Carnage continued his worldwide charm offensive by interrupting his set to mumble a tirade that included the phrases "Fuck Gary Richards" and "Fuck HARD".

"Particularly offensive are its anti-Semitic and anti-Israeli tirades".

Poppy Bird, a song of lost love on the tube, is a lazy, boorish ballad; Going Round to Have a Word takes Arctic Monkeys' swagger and turns it into an offensive bloke-mantra; Woolley Bridge seems to be a relentless tirade against young women from Surrey.

And when the Vanguard University women's basketball coach witnessed still more dominance on the offensive glass by visiting Point Loma Nazarene on Tuesday after his timeout tirade followed the Sea Lions' five-shot opening possession, he decided pride was not too big a sacrifice to make.

Nixon did more than simply sit by and passively listen to anti-black tirades by a trusted aide; he frequently spewed those same offensive racial epithets himself.

Acma ruled that a Sandilands tirade against a female journalist he called a "fat slag" was "deeply derogatory and offensive" and prohibited the radio station from broadcasting indecent content and content that demeans women or girls.

This provoked another tirade.