Sentence examples for is very offensive from inspiring English sources
adverb
To a great extent or degree; extremely; exceedingly.
- You’re drinking very slowly.
The realism here is very offensive.
"It is very offensive culturally; it's the same as killing, even in our law".
(Later, on the campaign trail in Georgia, he said, "The peace symbol is very offensive to me").
"It is very offensive to agnostics, atheists and those who believe in separation of church and state to be subjected to this by their government".
One council member, Jared Rice, citing the Tea Party association, said the flag was "divisive" and represented "a brand of politics that is very offensive" to many people locally and nationally.
Among the e-mail messages that found their way into my computer were these: "I am far from a prude as most of you know, but this is very offensive to me!!
It's very offensive to us.
I think that's very offensive on your part.
For children, I found that to be very offensive".
