Sentence examples for inoffensive though from inspiring English sources

It would be a mistake to imagine it was inoffensive, though.

I'd stay away from the Flux Toilet and the Human Flux Trap, inoffensive though they probably are.

This, by itself, is inoffensive (though it does seem unfortunate that Cleopatra, a young black girl, greets her playmate with the phrase "cool, baby").

Watching them wage battle in the streets and fields of East Sussex, I couldn't help wonder if these inoffensive, though incontrovertibly rustic, people are the last Europeans about which programme-makers can be casually rude.

As inoffensive as the hall may be, though, it isn't just the priest who has issues with it.

Though accurate and inoffensive, this subtly encourages the reader to think of the subject in non-professional terms.

As a result Lothar Kurzawa's painstakingly inoffensive screenplay tiptoes around sexual differences as though genitals were land mines, even though the athlete in question, here called Marie Ketteler (sensitively played by Sebastian Urzendowsky), has hands like ham hocks and an Adam's apple like a small fist.

Reviewers generally found the game's music to be well-done; though RPGamer felt it was "inoffensive but unimpressive".

It's typical for politicians to release a Christmas message for the masses, though generally speaking they're brief, inoffensive, and filled with generic platitudes.

Though this may sound to some inoffensive enough, it is a challenge to those that exalt the tradition of American rugged individualism as the solution to every problem (rather the source of many problems).

What one can feasibly hope for though is a pared-down, modestly useful, firmly-in-the-background, inoffensive monarchy.