Sentence examples for offending language from inspiring English sources

This may be intended to protect tender parental sensibilities, since passages with offending language have been removed from the audio excerpts that play on the Web site.

John Hales Groby, Leicestershire I work in safeguarding for a local authority and was disappointed to read your front-page article (Heath child sex claims: five forces investigating [the offending language does not appear in the online version of the article], 5 August).

The agency gave several examples of offending language in customer agreements, blanking out the names of the companies.

The offending language was struck from the bill.

The companies removed the offending language from their Web sites.

Removing the offending language not only waters down the meaning of the play, he argues, it drowns it.

Emojis offend the language of courtship.

Due to the quote involved, an offensive term will be used, so we advise anyone easily offended by language to just skip this section entirely.

It helps us to exclaim that we hate Mondays and is there for us when we want to pretend like we know what we're talking about on a date (c'mon, how many times have you tried to say something intelligent and sexy to the person across the table, when in fact you've either confused or offended them?) Language has helped us to identify and connect with each other.

In a February 2018 message to biostatistics students (subject line: "To Speak English or To Not Speak English. . ."), Neely said faculty members were complaining about international students not speaking English in the department's break rooms, although she did not specify the offending foreign language or languages.

Now, the Federal Communications Commission, which regulates broadcast indecency, says that it doesn't matter what language the offending words are in.