Sentence examples for inoffensive enough from inspiring English sources

Their utilitarian uppers are inoffensive enough.

Music-wise the choices are a bit rock-MOR but inoffensive enough – sometimes bordering on good.

Sure, Seacrest is quick on his feet, affable, glib and inoffensive enough to appeal to a range of audiences.

His looked decorative, sure, and were inoffensive enough, much like Giamba's favoured socialites, the dolls of fashion's Valli, who applaud the spectacle each time.

Also a pleasant surprise, recovered from the bad ideas file: Pete's Dragon (Disney, PG), a widely unrequested remake of an inoffensive enough Disney outing from 1977.

The Mr Freedom-inspired striped suiting, hodgepodge patchwork denim and billowing chiffon was inoffensive enough but it felt somewhat disingenuous to ally raiments of sixties anti-capitalism with one of the biggest corporations on the New York calendar.

Granted, if you're inoffensive-looking enough to get cast in an advert as a fun-loving nerd who feels positively about a useless prodyct, or as the fun-loving nerd sidekick on a pilot for a show that's cancelled before the first episode even airs, you might make a little money.

Granted, if you're inoffensive-looking enough to get cast in a commercial as a fun-loving nerd who feels positively about a cable provider, or as the fun-loving nerd sidekick on a mid-season replacement show that's canceled before the first episode even airs, you might make a little money.

The choreographer David Parsons creates modern-dance works that are apparently designed to be accessible, appealing, inoffensive and — often enough — both sexy and athletically exciting.

Everything has to be inoffensive and guarded enough for everybody.

She must juggle the demands of career and family while developing a public persona that is sufficiently straightforward to be inoffensive and yet interesting enough to intrigue the electorate.