Sentence examples for frequent offensives from inspiring English sources

BigBeard manages one of the largest computer shops in the Bakaaraha Market, the epicenter of the resistance — a sanctuary from within whose labyrinthine warrens the insurrectionists initiate frequent offensives.

"Racism towards GRT (Gypsy, Roma, Traveller) people during my time in the police has been frequent, offensive and unchallenged.

The examples of racism towards GRT people and communities during my time in the police have been frequent, offensive and unchallenged, much to my shame.

Before that, he was the extra blocker in the team's frequent six-offensive linemen packages.

The most frequent, and offensive, request made by American tourists is for a cappuccino after lunch or dinner.

That spread offenses, because of their fast pace and more frequent number of offensive plays and the way they limit defensive substitutions, lead to a greater number of injuries, particularly for defensive players.

"Well, the harm is that frequent use of offensive words, no matter who is saying the words or where, cannot help suggesting that the offense is slight.

WARNING: THE VIDEO BELOW CONTAINS FREQUENT SWEARING AND OFFENSIVE LANGUAGE During the video, the bus driver stops the bus and is seen telling the women to "relax".

All screenings were daytime repeats of evening shows and Ofcom ruled that the channel did not take appropriate steps to avoid frequent use of offensive language before the watershed.

It received generally negative reviews; most of the criticism focused on the plot, frequent "vulgar and offensive" jokes and numerous product placements.

Despite his frequent denouncements and offensive claims against Islam in the past, his speech on the subject was muted and clearly self-conscious of the feelings of his Saudi hosts.