Sentence examples for a very offensive from inspiring English sources

It's total nonsense and a very offensive term for me.

"They are a very offensive team and very opportunistic," Richards said.

"During those two games I had opted for a very offensive strategy and we lost," he said.

"He is trying to buy other players, and I think he can make a very offensive team.

He said: "He's trying to buy other players, and I think he can make a very offensive team.

"There are those who would push all the buttons of government in a very offensive way, and that is not my style".

"Yes, I am gay, and I find calling someone a fag very offensive," I reply with pride.

Newt Gingrich, the former speaker of the House who is seeking the Republican presidential nomination, called the U.S. apology an "outrage" and "very offensive".

A person can say very offensive things, and the Supreme Court will rule against it being a hate crime.

When Carter brags about how his "role as a former president is probably superior to that of other presidents," Pat Buchanan mocks him on MSNBC for making a "very gauche and very offensive" comment.

The star, whose parents supported his ambition to become an actor, said that the "Billy Elliot cliche (a northern coal miner's son whose family discourage him from becoming a ballet dancer) is very offensive".