Sentence examples for a particularly offensive from inspiring English sources

(Pretend it's a particularly offensive ex, if that helps).

Educating the masses once again @BBCSport you do realise "kike" is a particularly offensive term for a Jewish person don't you?

"I'll call right now my interrogator that tortured me and my friends a gook," Mr. McCain said in 2000, using a particularly offensive term for Asians.

"The implication is that you need every single one of your customers," he said, and then showed the audience a particularly offensive email he received.

Despite all of the negative coverage — including, for weeks, reporting about whether Mr. Allen had used a particularly offensive racial epithet often aimed at African-Americans — Mr. Allen came within just a few thousand votes of winning re-election.

It said that the use of tactics like sleep deprivation before Mr. Khadr was questioned by Canadians in 2003 and 2004 was a particularly offensive violation of Canada's Charter of Rights and Freedoms because of his age.

Last year it ran a shock poster campaign featuring photos of young children, blind people and wheelchair users heading unknowingly towards a particularly offensive-looking pile of dog mess.

Her chosen college will give her nothing except a narrow-minded view of the world and an antigay perspective, particularly offensive to me as I am gay.

He finds their use of the Terri Schiavo case particularly offensive, a form of pandering to religious extremists.

He found particularly offensive a photo of club members in which one holds an Indian pipe in one hand and a plastic cup of beer in the other.

"It is particularly offensive that a Mike Huckabee advocacy group would resort to a shadow effort using large sums of unregulated soft money to attack candidates by name with these reprehensible calls," said Matt Rhoades, a spokesman for the Romney campaign.