Sentence examples for mostly inoffensive from inspiring English sources
Dampier and his fellow privateers were amateurish, eclectic in their interests, and mostly inoffensive.
But, unless you were a member of the Conservative Party (who have nothing but "misery on offer") or the "commentariat" ("Cut out the personal abuse," he told them), it was a mostly inoffensive speech, padded with soft-focus phrases like "kinder politics" and "caring society," and obviously intended to take the edge off his public persona.
It's highly, highly unlikely that any end users see sponsored content as a "feature" to get excited about, but BlackBerry's approach to in-app ads seems mostly inoffensive on the whole.
Apart from a missing apostrophe, the game is mostly inoffensive.
"I hate that I said that, because your headline writers will write 'Knicks have no superstars, Isiah's crazy.' " It could be seen as a refreshing bit of candor from Thomas, who mostly sticks to inoffensive platitudes.
Dick came from an era in which Republicans did not generally challenge inoffensive incumbent Republicans.
Save for the few high points – a remarkable watercress soup, a clever scallop dish – mostly it's the culinary equivalent of beige: dull at worst, inoffensive at best.
Unfortunately, that mediocre episode mostly just involved Lisa Simpson shrugging off the whole issue: "Something that started decades ago and was applauded and inoffensive is now politically incorrect," Lisa says directly to the audience.
