Sentence examples for necessarily offensive from inspiring English sources

In Europe, the see-saw is more evenly balanced - nudity isn't necessarily offensive, but racial supremacists are roundly condemned.

In his interview with The Guardian, Whelan also claimed he did not think the term "chink" - used in one of the text messages revealed to have been sent by Mackay - was necessarily offensive to Chinese people, although he said he would not use the word himself.

When I asked them about the ethical side of tragicrafting, a spokesperson said: "Art is incredibly subjective, and what is offensive to one is not necessarily offensive to others.

Not all powers were necessarily offensive; the "postcognition" power, allowing the player to see the psychic echo of a dead person of where they were before their death, was added as the team found there was an element of fun in tracking the echo through the crowded city.

But I am not presently persuaded that legislation authorizing detention in circumstances involving no breach of the criminal law and travelling beyond presently accepted categories is necessarily and inevitably offensive to Ch.III".

But in a way, and not necessarily an offensive way, it makes sense.

The policy also states that these violations do not necessarily include "offensive, explicit, or vulgar content," but specifically hate speech with the intention to cause harm.

"China should also understand that this is not necessarily an offensive move".

Still, some celebrity journalists believe that while the explosion of instantaneous news media outlets has made these personalities more accountable for their transgressions, the offenses themselves haven't necessarily grown more offensive over time.

And the reason my views have changed is because basically the Broad Street Bullies were created as a preventive measure, not necessarily as an offensive measure.

Nevertheless, content is a rich data which contains valuable hidden variables including activities, topic of discussions, public interests, and sentiments, which might not be necessarily carried by offensive language.