Sentence examples for deliberately offensive from inspiring English sources

He explained that being deliberately offensive was part of his sense of humour.

Merkel initially called the poem "deliberately offensive" even though she later regretted expressing her personal view.

If the work is deliberately offensive, it is also funny and tight.

Some people see the pictures as deliberately offensive; others an eclectic mix of old and new.

His best later work was his bitter, deliberately offensive story of a self-destructive artist, Sabbath's Theater (1995).

Contributions which are deliberately offensive, off-topic or otherwise troll-like are likely to be dealt with in line with these community guidelines.

That inconsistency might seem small, but it plays out between the main plotline and the secondary one, in which Craven is given responsibility for everyone's social media and promptly uses it to torment the perky Wright by portraying her as a deliberately-offensive troll (which is pretty much what Leben did in real life as the creator and writer of Chin's Twitter feed, to be fair).

Last week Ofcom found that Clarkson "deliberately" used offensive racial language in Top Gear's Burma special.

It's too easy for those who haven't seen The Book of Mormon to jump to conclusions: it's too cruel and unfair; it's deliberately, shockingly offensive.

The main argument against is that it is deliberately, deeply offensive to a significant set of readers -- that, in fact, is its whole point.

Media watchdog Ofcom found that Clarkson had deliberately used an "offensive racial term" that caused offence and breached broadcasting rules.