Sentence examples for be less offensive than from inspiring English sources
What could be less offensive than that?
Suppose to be less offensive than alarm clock.
The "war on terror" has helped foster an atmosphere where bigotry against Muslims is often seen to be less offensive than that expressed against other minority groups.
Mr. Zogby said the computerized system had turned out to be less offensive than the system that preceded it, which was a secret set of criteria applied by airline personnel.
Our friends at Jezebel have also brainstormed plenty of "Republican Approved" euphemisms that might be less "offensive" than the V-word.
To the book's new editor, the Twain scholar Alan Gribben, "slave" is less offensive than "nigger"; to the Constitution's drafters, "all other persons" was less offensive than "slave".
I would say that, though not neutral, it is less offensive than she and the PCC believe.
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.
Yet even if the source of the new wealth is less offensive than that of the old, the eclipse of labour could still become a disruptive social force.
"We're evaluating a couple of available pitchers" — Bruce Chen and Rudy Seanez — "to see whether they're less offensive than the bullpen we have," he explained.
