Sentence examples for kind of offensive from inspiring English sources

"The balance, playing that complementary kind of offensive football with the run and the pass, is good for our offense," Brees said.

What kind of offensive lineman can run for 20 minutes?

What kind of offensive system would you like to see the Jets adopt?

I gotta say, I found it kind of bizarre, kind of offensive.

Sounds cathartic but aren't some of these cards kind of offensive?

He's the kind of offensive player that cannot hurt a team".

There are all kinds of offensive football canons, but one of the more time-honored ones is that good passing teams work the middle of the field.

Rather, the two countries could begin by seeking a more private and informal "strategic understanding" about the expected size of the shield, as well as the number and kinds of offensive weapons China planned to develop, Mr. Gill said.

As Anthony Julius has explained, combating Holocaust denial "requires the recognition that denial is an especially offensive form of antisemitism" and that "the presence of denial material on the net is treated with as much seriousness as is the presence of other kinds of offensive material".

As if the photo was their cue, the hive got in formation and attacked, calling Roy out on social media and leaving all kinds of offensive comments on her accounts.

"We do not tolerate this kind of repeated offensive behaviour against unarmed civilians.