Sentence examples for far too offensive from inspiring English sources

Only 30 years ago, the BBC thought that was far too offensive to broadcast.

Apparently the seemingly tame soundboard, bodily sound effect application was far too offensive for Apple's strict moral guidelines.

The same is true of Stephen Jackson, who for all of his many offensive talents, is far too inefficient (and perhaps far too volatile) to ever act as a team's fulcrum.

Brady's receivers struggled to get open, and his offensive line whiffed on far too many blocks.

Because it's pretty clear that despite the long history of blackface, far too many people are unaware of how offensive it is.

Letta tried an unlikely last minute offensive, but it was far too late.

I believed at some point you'd say something too offensive, go one step too far, be caught in such an obvious lie, that your circus-like campaign would come crashing down like a house of cards.

Robinson, for all his quickness and gifts, is far too streaky and unpredictable to be trusted with consistent offensive stewardship.

"We're making far too many defensive mistakes and trying to be an offensive team," Coach Jeff Van Gundy said.

Michael Vick has returned to his roots as a frustrating enigma of offensive potential, capable of electrifying plays and far too many turnovers.

I have far too much respect for the medical profession, including solo practitioners, to make such offensive and derogatory statements.