Sentence examples similar to be less offensive in from inspiring English sources

What could be less offensive than that?

Suppose to be less offensive than alarm clock.

Administration officials believe that smaller presence will be less offensive to the Afghans.

Had the city produced new architecture of distinction in the past generation, contextual design might be less offensive.

Surely they don't feel that heinous crimes committed in China are less offensive than the Red Arrows public image?

So apparently exposed cleavage in a Playboy application is less offensive to women and parents because it's also being printed in a magazine, or something.

That's what's offensive: the idea that targeting non-blacks in a joke is less offensive than targeting blacks.

In fact, e-readers are less offensive than many women's magazines with perfume strips that offend my senses, but there's nothing I can do about that.

There's plenty to dislike about "2 Broke Girls," especially the ensemble, which is conceived in terms so racist it is less offensive than baffling.

In comparing him to some of the less admirable men who were in the Hall, the argument goes that gambling was less offensive than, say, Ty Cobb's racism.

The texture was less offensive than that of the curado – more like spit than mucus.