Sentence examples for a very offensive term from inspiring English sources

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

I had almost 1,200 followers on Vine and I posted six-second video on HIV/AIDS, using a very offensive term ("fag").

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

I asked the doctor on duty if I could ask him a few questions about my father's medical condition, and he gave a very offensive answer.

That was a hugely consequential decision, a very offensive decision to most people.

A relative of her then told me in a very offensive manner: She is afraid of you and she does not accept anything from you.

One also begins to see in very recent years references to the use of the term redskin as a possibly offensive term.

A Channel 4 news reporter has apologised, after using a racially offensive term to describe Barack Obama.

Clarke Carlisle from the Professional Footballers Associationn, said it was not for fans "to appropriate a derogatory, offensive term".

He went on to identify this condition by a 'less offensive' term: 'chronic traumatic encephalopathy' (CTE).

"Dyke", it said, was an empowering, rather than an offensive, term.