Sentence examples for make inoffensive from inspiring English sources

The autoplay feature, intended to make inoffensive content more engaging, is now forcing people to watch videos that they do not want to and would not watch given the choice.

And Mel Gibson, perhaps tired of being criticised for making inoffensive films, made a really offensive film, The Passion - angering some Jewish leaders who felt it perpetuated the claim that the Jews were responsible for the death of Christ.

With the general bureaucratic tendency to make things inoffensive, it's not hard to see why the NSS is what it is.

"Cameron's only aim was to make the Conservatives inoffensive.

Atheneum's lawyers then tried to make the text inoffensive to the many possible litigants.

Although I preferred Nick Clegg's view: "Cameron's only aim was to make the Conservatives inoffensive.

So he tried to wall off macroeconomics from everything else, and make it as inoffensive to laissez-faire sensibilities as possible.

We had learned to say "Salaam" to those we passed, and we had practiced the deferential Afghan greeting - the right hand over the heart, a slight bow to the head - that we hoped would make our presence inoffensive.

As Marge reads a self-edited version of a bedtime story to Lisa to make it as "inoffensive as a Sunday in Cincinnati," Lisa complains the story has become pointless.

(In what could be a cinematic first, Rogen refers to a fetus as a "cunt", but he's a sufficiently charming performer to make it somehow seem inoffensive).

The interior is made of the inoffensive grey plastic that every new car seems to have; the gauges are minimalist, classy, Italian.