Sentence examples for it would be offensive from inspiring English sources

"It would be offensive to compare him to a 38-year-old goalkeeper".

"There's nothing real about that, so I don't see how it would be offensive".

The proposal swiftly drew objections from advertisers and television executives, who said it would be offensive.

The point is, where he comes from it would be offensive to use the term to mean female genitalia.

"It would be offensive to the first amendment," Cato's amicus brief reads, "to allow Texas to tell us what is offensive".

Many of the students at the college are from conservative backgrounds, and I didn't know if it would be offensive to them.

It could be applied to any similarly-shaped structure but it isn't, because that would be offensive, right?

Those two implications to Haley's speech would be offensive if it really were a message of healing for the black community of South Carolina, but it's not.

In an ending that would be offensive if it weren't so risible, Mr. Osment -- do we sense a pattern here?

Its Communications and Information Technology Commission (CITC) said the action would be "offensive" to some societies and cultures.

"It's not like making a turkey gravy custard, which would be offensive," he said.