Sentence examples for more offensive it from inspiring English sources

The more you dig into the game, the more offensive it gets: Players sometimes dub it "Alcoholocaust" or "Holocaust Pong".

It should be more offensive when it defines our nation from womb to tomb.

To put it another way, if you want to overwhelm defense by adding more offensive weapons, it's much cheaper to build up the offense than the defense.

What could have been more offensive to it than such a monument to religious syncretism?

A pretty, ponytailed woman, dressed in a short girlish skirt experimenting with ways in which she can make the word "pussy" sound more offensive "cause, it's just not gross to me any more," is, I found, bizarrely amusing.

She is perhaps the only celebrity in America who does not understand that if a late show host makes a tasteless joke about your daughter, the worst possible response is to complain loudly until it's certain the entire universe knows your child was insulted, all the while making the joke sound even more offensive than it was.

As offensive as it is for skulking figures in the undergrowth to be charging entrepreneurs to pay to pitch; how much more offensive is it when a VC takes a 2 times liquidation preference or insists on reverse vesting of founders shares.

Dietary laws in the Qur'an forbid consuming pork, and the incident was all the more offensive as it happened during Ramadan — one of the most important holidays for members of the faith.

Peggy makes a drunken comment to Don about having to go back to the office, which everyone thought was more offensive than it was (why didn't he just make a joke and tell her to pipe down?) Megan's redhead friend tells Don that Megan is a great actress, and she mumbles, "Not good enough".

The point the critics miss is that the portrayal of Jesus and the Virgin Mary in the museum's exhibitions is more than offensive; it is sacrilegious.

It is far more than offensive, it is despicable.