Sentence examples for inoffensive man from inspiring English sources

Mr Gonzales is a polite and inoffensive man.

He seems such a quiet, inoffensive man, despite the aftershave.

The proprietor of the boarding-house in Dock-street, where he was stopping, testifies that he was a quiet, inoffensive man, and but little addicted to the use of liquor.

He, Saul Fleet, had no idea why anyone would harm Mr. Taunton, a hardworking, inoffensive man who did some blacksmithing on the side, was a regular churchgoer, and neither drank nor smoked.

Even a habitually inoffensive man like Mr. Karnik does not hide the fact that India's software industry found the quality of Indian graduates so poor that they considered only 25 percent of engineering graduates and 15 percent of other graduates employable.

Derriman described Johnson as a "considerate, patient, inoffensive man for whom nothing was too much trouble.

The Montreal Weekly Witness described the happy couple this way: Mears was "an inoffensive man who is rarely, if ever, under the influence of liquor" and "would be rather handsome if behind [his face] intelligence shone instead of stupidity".

There can have been no quieter, more inoffensive, unassuming man.

But when the stoolie is gunned down in the pizzeria where he and Carella are negotiating, the detective is left beating his breast over Danny and even more perplexed about what an inoffensive old man possessed that somebody wanted enough to kill for.

What started off as mere rude drunken curiosity was descending into some ghastly anti-semitic cabaret, with these two inoffensive young men as the unwitting performers.

The sequence is a masterly example of sustained gag-building, and proof that, even for the most inoffensive and presentable man, everything can go disastrously wrong.