Sentence examples for more offensive on from inspiring English sources

With tensions between Muslim and non-Muslim groups heightened because of the anniversary of September 11, the New York City mosque controversy and even the inane debate about President Obama's personal faith, it seems like every day the rhetoric is getting more extreme and more offensive on both sides.

That argument succeeded in keeping some of Jones' more offensive on-air comments away from the ears of the jury, which on Thursday night awarded Jones and his ex-wife joint custody of their three children.

Violence, like sex, is all around us in a very real physical form, and unfortunately we live in a culture where the sight of an erect penis is considered more offensive than an on-screen rape or murder.

Most of our special guys have taken part in [the] liberation of Donbass cities," he said, adding that through Western-assisted training and combat experience, regular troops can now take on more offensive missions on special separatist targets.

Personally, I find the "I slept with Jerry" school of biography far more offensive than a riff on Catcher in the Rye.

Playing in a more offensive role on the first line for the latter part of the season, Burrows finished the 2008 09 campaign with 51 points.

His ad was no more offensive than some of his skits on "Loiter Squad," the Odd Future sketch show on the Adult Swim cable network, and its characters were no odder than the recurring ones who run through his music.

"Women find it more offensive than men.

I should have been more offensive, maybe put on another striker, risk losing the game 2-0 or 3-0 but have a go.

"From being largely a defensive force, the ALP unit under her command took on a more offensive role," Khan said.

Around the same time Facebook again "expanded" its work with Definers, switching to a more offensive strategy aligned with the on-the-attack style that the firm specializes in.