Sentence examples for inoffensive views from inspiring English sources
"Fears that the wide remit of the 'offensive behaviour bill' might impinge on the freedom to hold and express otherwise inoffensive views appear to have been recognised and are being addressed.
We were just settling in the other evening for some utterly inoffensive television viewing (reruns of "The Big Bang Theory," if memory serves) when our living room was invaded by a zombie.
The party, which has no seats in Parliament but controls a few local councils, denied that it was trying to cause offense and said the fliers would show that the drawings were inoffensive compared with the "medieval views that dominate Islam".
Save to be thought inoffensive.
With his Inspector Clouseau mustache, self-effacing personality and liberal political views, Mr. Weprin, 55, seemed an inoffensive and dependable candidate for the Democratic Party to nominate to run for Congress after Representative Anthony D. Weiner quit over a scandal earlier this summer.
Buy it at BOL There is also visual interest in I, Jack (Yearling, £3.99) a daft but inoffensive examination of family life from the point of view of a dog.
Mr. Grimm's incumbent opponent, Dan Donovan, is viewed by most fellow Republicans as a broadly inoffensive, if establishment-minded steward of the office.
Bland, inoffensive wines that offered little and, from a customer's point of view, demanded less.
Although I preferred Nick Clegg's view: "Cameron's only aim was to make the Conservatives inoffensive.
Conversely, words whose actual origins are truly inoffensive can get the cold shoulder if they sound like words that are viewed as offensive.
