Sentence examples for has been offensive from inspiring English sources

The tone of the debate has been offensive and obnoxious.

France's intervention record has been offensive to economic liberals since long before the recent sagas.

Of course, for as long as there has been comedy, there has been offensive comedy.

He says some of the gung-ho coverage of the conflict in the tabloids has been "offensive".

Of course I apologise if I have said anything that has been offensive, and I would never put myself in a position where I would want to say anything like that about a woman I met.

The problem was, I was dealing with a question she raised about immigration and I wasn't given a chance to answer it because we had a whole melee of press around her. "But of course I apologise if I had said anything that has been offensive and I would never put myself in a position where I would want to say anything like that about a woman I met.

Where it might have been offensive to people who were there, I'm sorry about that.

And there is no doubt that some other cartoons and pictures have been offensive or highly questionable.

Although we took out every word that could have been offensive we still didn't find any finance.

At the debate, sponsored by the Evening Standard, Michael Eboda, former editor of New Nation, said that some of Johnson's writings had been offensive.

I asked her to review it and she referred to three instances where she felt I had been offensive to her, but didn't offer specifics.