Sentence examples for far less offensive from inspiring English sources

But the V60 is far less offensive.

Seen in this light, the serious flaws of the Nasser regime appear far less offensive.

A requirement that political ads state their sources clearly is far less offensive to free-speech principles than a rule that the ad may not run at all.

What might have helped me avoid a groping was the quicker, cheaper and far less offensive technique of wanding; one quick pass would have revealed exactly where the metal was and why I set off the detector.

He'd not only read them but had arranged for a second copy to be made (the original having become dog-eared after passing through so many hands); they were far less offensive than rumour suggested, he said.

She said the translation of Mrs. Arafat's remarks that she was given in earphones during the West Bank event was different, and far less offensive, than the more accurate version she learned of after leaving Israel for Jordan.

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark .— One of Paul and Bobby Petrino's favorite ways to have fun was far less complicated than the offensive strategies it produced.

He looked disappointed but composed, far less forlorn than after similar offensive debacles last season.

In Chinese culture spitting was regarded as not particularly offensive -- far less disgusting than nose blowing, for example.

One possible reason is that there are far less consequences to being disrespectful or even offensive when debating online.

Sloan told HuffPost he welcomed the repositioning of the jerseys into a slightly less offensive position, but noted the issue is far, far bigger than many people realize.