Sentence examples for most offensive in from inspiring English sources

Analyzing 462 million comments in Reddit, from 2005 to the 100th day of Trump's presidency, researchers determined the site's political dialogue was the most offensive in its history.

Disability charities said they were "shocked" by the use of the term, which was voted the 'third most offensive' in a poll run for the BBC's Ouch! disability talk show in 2003, the Daily Mirror reported.

What I find the most offensive in the world are people themselves.

Anyway, we are humans of our word so here are the five stories we found the most offensive in no particular order.

Most offensive in the upstairs area was a centrally located closet that broke the space into small rooms: the kitchen, dining room and living room.

To me, the most offensive scene in any movie, nudity-wise, was Michael Douglas in "Basic Instinct".

It's a crying shame that the home of the Yankees, the team with the richest history in baseball, is known for having the most offensive fans in the sport.

-- poisoned 2,000 miles of streams, left communities in ruin and poverty, and led to the largest forced removal of American citizens in a century, is one of the most offensive images in years.

Pitched battles were avoided if possible, with most offensive warfare in the early Middle Ages taking the form of sieges, and in the later Middle Ages as mounted raids called chevauchées, with lightly armed warriors on swift horses.

The reforms created the OAIC and abolished conclusive certificates, one of the most offensive provisions in the act.

It's structurally brilliant, but he falls into his familiar habits of shouting a lot and trying to say the most offensive thing in the room.