Sentence examples for had used offensive from inspiring English sources

However, BBC Sport's Twitter feed received a number of responses to claiming the feed had used offensive language, while others defended the BBC.

The program's image took another hit when The Chicago Tribune reported in September that the coach of the under-21 women's team had used offensive language in an e-mail to players.

The 4 December appeals tribunal heard submissions on the Bulgarian's behalf as he challenged the suggestion that he had used "offensive, insulting and abusive language of a racist nature".

However, many of the comments by those sharing the petition on Twitter have used offensive and sexist language, with further abuse in more private Facebook postings.

Former England full-back Armitage, 30, is alleged to have used offensive words in front of fans.

The person whose photo was used is unlikely to be aware their image is being used by a 'troll' who has used offensive language to target footballers Rio Ferdinand, Marvin Sordell and Vincent Kompany.

Tens of parents responded to her note as if she had used an offensive racial slur.

Mr. Saakashvili, prudent for once, shied from uttering the exact wording, but said that Mr. Putin had used "extremely offensive language," and had repeated the expression several times.

The Chelsea defender was issued with a four-match ban and fined £220,000 after the FA ruled that he had used racially offensive words against the QPR player when the two sides met at Loftus Road in October last year.

Editor of The Voice newspaper George Ruddock said that, if it was clear Clarkson had used the offensive term, "the BBC should take some action".

When the interviewer expressed surprise that he had used such an offensive term, Kaminski replied: "What can I say?