Sentence examples for inoffensive nature from inspiring English sources
This versatility, combined with Jackson's generally inoffensive nature, may explain how music so unassuming could become so popular.
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Indeed, the conceptual and generally inoffensive nature of "Stateless Nation" was a stroke of luck for Mr. Bonami -- or, to take a more cynical view, the product of canny curatorial strategy.
However, here is the caveat: if you take up mindfulness not to enhance but to replace religion, if its appeal is because of its non-threatening, inoffensive, benign nature, while I have no doubt you will still enjoy mental and physical benefits from it, you are likely to end up spiritually disappointed.
You distinguish it from a hosta by its rather thin leaf, its inoffensive taste and its weedy nature.
They're inoffensive for the most part, naturally.
The late and superficial conversion of the Baltic lands to Christianity, after the fourteenth century, coupled with the fact that persecution drove pagan faiths temporarily underground instead of eliminating them altogether, allowed the ancient nature-worship to prevail in forms inoffensive to the clergy, as in the guise of outdoor walks.
As part of his recollections, he gabs about the nature of jokes and asks whether there are such things as inoffensive jokes.
