Sentence examples for it is especially offensive from inspiring English sources

Therefore it is especially offensive to see a U.S. Senator parroting this "fisherman's tale" -- who can ever believe those -- without even getting into the facts.

And it is especially offensive that Carnival--a large company that is based in Miami, Florida, with a heavy concentration of Cuban-born citizens and descendants--would place its corporate profit ahead of opposing the morally reprehensible position that Cuba's government is taking.

The idea that you can make a profit is especially offensive.

So the light falls again on boxing, a sport where larceny by judges is especially offensive because of the sacrifices made by the combatants.

As I emphasize in another blog post elsewhere, this is especially offensive to archaeologists in Honduras who have in recent years developed the first university major in anthropology, many of whom are among the first Honduran archaeologists to earn the PhD (outside the country), none of whom want the rest of the world to think there is no knowledge about eastern Honduran archaeology.

I mean, none of them are "good", but this one is especially offensive.

Or, get help, especially if it is particularly offensive.

Zwingli's eucharistic docrtrine, which came to be described as Sacramentarian, was especially offensive to Erasmus because as he interpreted it, it held that there was nothing at all in the communion except material bread and wine.

It was a place one British general said was "a nursery for every villain in the country," which was especially offensive to George Clinton since as Governor he spent a great deal of time there.

Racism and other prejudices are especially offensive motives; worse than sadism, or pedophilia?

These free speech restrictions were especially offensive in 2004 when the Republican National Convention came to town and major antiwar rallies were blocked, supposedly to protect the lawn.