Sentence examples for is extremely offensive from inspiring English sources

Equating autism with cancer is extremely offensive.

He replied, "Hitler and Santa Claus in the same sled is extremely offensive to me".

There are no two ways of looking at this; that thing is extremely offensive".

Mr. Lazio's position is extremely offensive and we're going to fight it.

"While I am a strong advocate for freedom of speech and a supporter of the arts, I believe this production is extremely offensive to people of any religious persuasion and insulting to many South Australians," the letter read.

"This expression of support of Hitler is extremely offensive to us, as our restaurant is home to Teammates and Guests of every race, religion and cultural background," the statement said.

"I'll be extremely offensive," Jorge Sampaoli had said at his presentation and he was as good as his word.

And I think that what Senator Clinton referred to was extremely offensive, to me and a lot of people.

According to Cornell policy, "although hate speech may be extremely offensive … posting hate speech does not generally constitute a violation of university policies or codes.

He said the allegations against him and Ms West were "appalling" and the allegations against members of his protection squad were "extremely offensive".

The General told The Independent: "I heard complaints that the BNP were being extremely offensive about Johnson Beharry, I looked into it, and found out that was indeed the case.