Sentence examples for clearly offensive from inspiring English sources

I was particularly concerned on this point because current reports indicated that Soviet shipments were in fact beginning to include weapons which had a clearly offensive capacity.

The unease came to a head last summer when an online petition was established by someone from outside of the village and who said it was clearly offensive.

The Guardian's own in-house style guide counsels against using such "clearly offensive and unacceptable expressions as loony, maniac, nutter, psycho and schizo".

It was "clearly offensive and intended to be so", but that did not make it a breach of the Greater London authority's code of conduct, he said.

He also rebuked Trump for his boast that he sexually assaults women, saying that the comments were "clearly offensive and inappropriate".

The idea is to use the minstrel-show tradition, so clearly offensive to modern sensibilities, to drive home the horror of one of American history's most shameful episodes of racial injustice.

"This is a process that some people could clearly find offensive or discomforting".

Some have even accused him of populism -- a term that, as he prepares to retire from the National's top job, he clearly finds offensive.

Clearly the offensive line that Cutler spent his night screaming at shares a big part of the blame, but you still have to start with Cutler, writes Michael Wilbon on ESPN.com.

That was the look the Seattle Seahawks showed during the infamous final sequence of their controversial Week 3 victory over Green Bay (the Packers are surely tired of these plays by now), when Golden Tate clearly committed offensive pass interference and did not appear to actually catch quarterback Russell Wilson's heave but two replacement officials ruled that the Seahawks had scored.

Left wing protesters have been causing a ruckus at several of Yiannopoulos' events (his speaking tour, by the way, is called "Troll Academy"—the guy clearly says offensive things for the sole purpose of being provocative, which isn't to say his views aren't dangerous) and he has subsequently been billed for the significant police presence required at his Melbourne talk in Kensington.