Sentence examples for most offensive of from inspiring English sources
And most offensive of all (they perhaps imagine) to liberal sensitivities: "GOD SAVE THE QUEEN".
Leaving it out, meanwhile, is not the most offensive of cover-ups.
But to compare "nerd" and "geek" to the most offensive of racial epithets is surely ridiculous?
The Austrian iconoclast Thomas Bernhard was speaking for many writers when he raged: "It was all offensive, but I found myself the most offensive of all.
When you consider all this, then Harding is right to compare geek and nerd to the most offensive of racial terms.
In what is probably the most offensive of Borat's jokes, he invites the audience of a Tucson country and western bar to join him in a song called Throw the Jew Down the Well.
Fahrenthold: I sent them a transcript of the two minutes, the sort of most offensive part of the video.
Representative Virginia Foxx, Republican of North Carolina, said it was "one of the most offensive pieces of social engineering legislation in the history of the United States".
ONE of the most offensive critiques of the argument for paying reparations to African-Americans is the notion that black people are owed nothing because they are better off in America than they would be in Africa.
Popular blog Art Fag City declared it one of the most offensive projects of 2014 criticizing Ripps for calling the masseuses "sex workers," using them to further his career, and throwing around the term "whore" in reference to his privileged position.
The most offensive part of the current phase of the case is the release of the name of the officer who shot Brown timed with a video release of what may be Brown earlier that day committing a shoplifting robbery.
