Sentence examples for inevitably offensive from inspiring English sources

But I am not presently persuaded that legislation authorizing detention in circumstances involving no breach of the criminal law and travelling beyond presently accepted categories is necessarily and inevitably offensive to Ch.III".

Sounds like a cautionary tale, but respect for offensive linemen inevitably has its limits.

In the coming weeks, Trump will inevitably say something horribly offensive to a particular person or group – that's what he always does.

Promises to review and correct offensive practices inevitably are broken as lawyers and executives for the companies develop new tactics and language to circumvent agreements reached with professional health care groups.

With his Maple Leafs now trailing their four-of-seven-game Eastern Conference semifinal series against the Devils, 2-1, and his top line 0 for the series, the Toronto captain, Mats Sundin, is beginning to feel the heat that inevitably comes with being the offensive leader of Canada's favorite team.

Humiliating as these regulations are, they are far from the offensive wording Chinese inevitably recite that equates Chinese and dogs in the eyes of the foreigners.

And it seemed to mark a turning point from the grace period of Mr. Bush's charm offensive to the uncertain, inevitably contentious work of getting the legislation he wants passed.

You might not reflect your employer's views, but any offensive opinions you share will inevitably be reflected back on them.

Runs up the middle inevitably start with nose tackle Sopoaga penetrating the offensive line to disrupt the play, followed by NaVorro Bowman or Patrick Willis recording the cleanup tackle.

He'll remain, for some time, the poster boy for offensive and disgusting racist antics whenever some wayward fraternity inevitably engages in them.

"Why," someone inevitably snorts, "is it OK to say 'people of colour', but grievously offensive to utter the only slightly rearranged 'coloured people'?