Sentence examples for know offensive from inspiring English sources

Defensive linemen know offensive linemen.

"You post HIV ads on my timeline because I'm gay, which is, you know, offensive, but you won't let me say faggot, which is gay men's word to use.

"You post HIV ads on my timeline because I'm gay, which is, you know, offensive, but you won't let me say faggot, which is a gay men's word to use.

I know our offensive line was completely outplayed by the front eight of Philadelphia.

But before she got tenure in 2005, she said: "I lived in terror that I was going to say something I didn't even know was offensive.

The defensive players also know their offensive counterparts offered plenty of support when they gave up reams of yardage against Dallas and Washington.

In your article, a woman says that "men don't know how offensive it is to be touched by anyone when you don't want to be touched".

I think the coaches know their offensive line is in transition (read: not very good right now) and therefore they can't make Mark Sanchez spend too much time back there waiting for plays to develop.

If you have any friends who are adopted, or if you're adopted yourself, you know how offensive this comment is.

A Facebook status similar to, "I don't want to give this writer any more attention, but I also want everyone to know how offensive his or her ideas are.

"Knowing the offensive line and knowing us, he's able to put together a really good offense that kind of gets us all involved as well as getting Todd the ball," Kendricks said.