Sentence examples for make it offensive from inspiring English sources

The point is that the racist history of the word was enough to make it offensive.

But don't take it too far and make it offensive Create the title.

Or are the words they used originally what made it offensive?

"And when you don't understand the history behind something, you don't understand the context in which it's done, and that's what makes it offensive".

In the top box, put in a word that is used in this message that makes it offensive, such as "penis" or "enlargement", you can also use phrases such as "bigger dick".

"If a guy like Manti Te'o is not going to win it, they should just make it an offensive award," Kelly said.

"If a guy like Manti Te'o is not going to win the Heisman, they should just make it an offensive award," Kelly said.

But in case you somehow haven't: take Apples to Apples and make it terribly offensive.

The famous are learning that just because you say something on Twitter in 140 characters doesn't make it less offensive.

- A rare appearance on our weekly roundup by our Orthodox Jewish brethren: A woman in New Jersey is suing an Orthodox-owned lingerie company after her employers said her outfit was too distracting, and maybe she should "tape down her breasts" to make it less offensive.

On the other hand, Ukrainian forces can also send information from the system to their own mortar or artillery pieces, to cue up a reactive and almost instantaneous artillery barrage at the source of the incoming rounds, which is accurate to within about 250 feet —which would make it an offensive system, right?