Sentence examples for because of its offensive from inspiring English sources

The French film Baise-Moi was in essence banned in Australia in 2002 because of its offensive material (it was denied a rating which meant that it could not be shown in cinemas).

Alabama was a dominant team on offense because of its offensive line, particularly center Antoine Caldwell, left guard Mike Johnson, and left tackle Andre Smith.

If Alabama reaches the Bowl Championship Series title game, it will do so because of its offensive line and gritty running game.

can make drinking water supplies unpalatable because of its "offensive taste and odor," according to the Environmental Protection Agency.

He was referring to "third rail" as a topic to be avoided because of its offensive nature rather than part of an electric railway.

But Putin told his economic advisors meeting early Friday that the disaster was Ukraine's fault because of its offensive against separatists.

He hardly ever makes a mistake, and that's a lot because of his offensive line.

It is apparent from this maneuver that while the Yankees nearly traded Knoblauch to Seattle in late June, they have hung onto him because of his offensive potential and experience, in spite of his inconsistency this season.

Because of his offensive philosophy, which emphasizes timing and reading defenses by the passer and precise routes by the receivers, it has been suggested to Chow that his system makes the quarterback, and not the other way around.

The milestone came at Memorial Stadium; however, the fans booed him because of his offensive slump.

And, because of his offensive nimbleness, he can allow scoring dynamo Jabari Parker to play both forward slots depending on the matchups and what suits Parker the best.