Sentence examples for not too offensive from inspiring English sources

This kind of comedy — smart but not too offensive or boundary-pushing — seems as if it has been around forever too.

(The solons ruled that show not too offensive).

His humour's not too offensive but not too cutesy.

Using my own industry (if that word is not too offensive) as a lens, consider the state of the American orchestra: This past year saw six major bankruptcies and closures amongst orchestras.

And some of the institutions seem questionable and I'd really like to explore that, and I'd love to talk about that in my work more, in a way that's hopefully not too offensive.

Due to the complexities and difficulties with honesty, we spend a lot of time in life oscillating between phony and honest -- wanting to mostly be honest, but to do so in a politically correct way, or at least in a way that's not too offensive, problematic, doesn't create problems for us or other people, and gets us what we want.

I said a little thing to him but it wasn't too offensive.

Don Carlos would've really enjoyed wriThey that headline.  .

"Tais-toi" isn't too offensive, but it's not very polite.

James, who just a few weeks ago was roundly considered a laudable, trouble-free superstar with otherworldly talent and a not-too-offensive ego, has been transformed into Exhibit A on why civilization is doomed.

He opened by expressing the hope that his words would not be too offensive.