Sentence examples for equally offensive from inspiring English sources

As spoken by Ms. Allen, they all sound equally offensive.

I could quote many passages that are equally offensive to modern readers.

Equally offensive, in my view, is the president's co-option of the language of peace.

Equally offensive to Le Pen is Royal's willingness to countenance Turkey joining the EU.

Also I am partial to Cutler's theory about the name change being equally offensive to both camps.

It would also be equally offensive to people who didn't see me but heard about it later on Facebook.

Suggesting aromantics might "grow out of it" might be equally as offensive as suggesting the same about homosexuals.

Then again, had I said something equally as offensive like "I really don't think short people should exist," or "Sarah Palin is doing great things for the American Woman," I probably would hate me too.

Though "feeling your pain" has mercifully been retired from our political discourse, it has now been supplanted by the equally cloying "charm offensive".

Different generations will always find different things funny, but a publicly funded broadcaster arguably needs to remember that what might be hilarious to a 20-year-old in Manchester could equally be highly offensive to a pensioner in Torquay.

The wider challenge for the field is that all artificial intelligence research is equally applicable to offensive technologies as it is to improving the human condition.