Sentence examples for intentionally offensive from inspiring English sources

It's intentionally offensive stuff, and illegal in many European countries.

"GANGSTA" SECTION: The scene where Borat says something intentionally offensive to the inner-city black guys — where is that scene?

Mim Udovitch shrugs off Eminem's hate-filled lyrics on the grounds that "many great works of art" are "intentionally offensive" (The Way We Live Now, Feb. 18).

When those posts aren't about GIFs endorsed by the president, they're often insults against liberals, with frequent forays into conspiracy theories and intentionally offensive memes.

To say that they are alike "except for the mass murder", as some people do, is the same as saying that they are not alike.Worse than preposterous, the comparison is offensive and in some cases, I think, intentionally offensive.

Asked if colleges should have policies against slurs and other intentionally offensive language, 69percentt of students said yes, while 27percentt believed they should be able to restrict expression of potentially offensive political views.

Following an increasingly nasty exchange between Ms. Moore and her Twitter followers, a friend of Ms. Moore published an intentionally offensive-as-possible rebuttal.

Cyber/electronic actions are performed intentionally, Actions are offensive or defensive, Actions result in inhibiting, damaging, or destroying friendly or neutral infrastructure or operations.

An initial proposed definition of cyber FF, from Greitzer et al. [3], emphasizes three key characteristics: Cyber/electronic actions are performed intentionally, Actions are offensive or defensive, Actions result in inhibiting, damaging, or destroying friendly or neutral infrastructure or operations.

The rhetoric of Fallaci's trilogy is intentionally intemperate and frequently offensive: in the first volume, she writes that Muslims "breed like rats"; in the second, she writes that this statement was "a little brutal" but "indisputably accurate".

Holland, the athletic director at East Carolina, wrote: "The current situation that allows the defensive team to foul (intentionally) and limit the offensive team to a maximum of 2 points on that possession is not fair now that the team gaining possession after the free throws has the option of trying for 3 points on their possession.