ISTANBUL — "Goat droppings" is the polite translation for a graphic Turkish expression that describes something insipid: The idea is that goat pellets are relatively inoffensive, lacking the quality of real dung.
Jean Todt has been relatively inoffensive since he replaced Max Mosley as president of the Paris-based organisation, but the Frenchman's attempt to argue the decision had some sort of evidential basis was nauseating.
We are not Charlie, too, because most of us are relatively inoffensive, whereas Charlie, like so many liberating pioneers of free expression — think not only of Lenny Bruce and Mad magazine but also of Gandhi and Martin Luther King — were always glad to give offense to what offended them.
We are not Charlie, too, because most of us are relatively inoffensive, whereas Charlie, like so many liberating pioneers of free expression think not only of Lenny Bruce and Mad magazine but also of Gandhi and Martin Luther King were always glad to give offense to what offended them.
Despite having few traces of real pumpkin, what was essentially fried baby food was relatively inoffensive.
This is a relatively inoffensive result that does not tell us how the court will vote on far more politically charged cases involving tuition vouchers that are percolating up the legal system.
In what should have been a relatively inoffensive word association game published on Buzzfeed, the superstar was asked to give her opinion on a number of subjects from Crocs to Instagram.
The comic is also popular because of its relatively inoffensive content, with one person writing that it was, "Suitable for readers of all ages, really".
It is significant, for instance, not that the pagan gods and their legends survived for a few years on Constantine's coinage but that they disappeared so quickly: the last of them, the relatively inoffensive "Unconquered Sun," was eliminated just over a decade after the defeat of Maxentius.
WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump's first State of the Union address was competently delivered and — for him — relatively inoffensive.
