Sentence examples for inherently offensive from inspiring English sources

In fact, the challenge's structure seems almost inherently offensive to those touched by ALS".

Having a white actor portray a black cartoon character is not inherently offensive, Dr. Hunt said.

But many experts are now saying that such an approach is not only inherently offensive but also potentially counterproductive.

This curious plea, weirdly echoing Jesse Jackson, Aretha Franklin, and Ralph Ellison, was not inherently offensive, even if its premise was, shall we say, questionable.

"Haven't watched the taylor swift video and I don't need to watch it to tell you that it's inherently offensive and ultimately harmful," tweeted the rapper Earl Sweatshirt, a few hours after the video was posted.

If anything is going to the draw prudes' attention to what is going on, it is placing an oversize white serviette on the baby's head.One counter-argument goes that, even if not inherently offensive, not all behaviour is appropriate for all settings.

The incident ignited a Twitterstorm, and in a statement LSC disavowed the image as "inherently very offensive".

"It is inherently incapable of offensive operation.

Regardless of whether one considers Joe Nocera's apology for his comments about the Tea Party to have been warranted, he at least deserves credit for not having proffered the all-too-common pseudo-apology "if anyone was offended," which both elides the question of whether the statements were in fact offensive and inherently implies that any offended people are misguided or overly sensitive.

A poor offense will inherently fumble the ball and throw more interceptions than star offensive teams, which means more points generated by the defense for your fantasy team.

You can't say coaches are inherently conservative — how would you explain the offensive attacks of the Packers, Patriots, Saints, Colts (with Manning)?