Sentence examples for offending phrase from inspiring English sources

That's a shame because, paradoxically, what the offending phrase conceals is how well charities are in fact implementing government policy.

Marcel Authier, the regional head of public safety, told Le Parisien that the student at Nice Flore Elementary School uttered the offending phrase on January 8 — the day after two Islamic radicals attacked Charlie Hebdo's offices, killing 12 people — when he refused to participate in a nationwide minute of silence and a display of solidarity in honor of the victims.

I have removed the offending phrase 'from first principles', if only because I would not wish to seem immodest.

Did Feldman use the offending phrase?

That the offending phrase wasn't spoken twice in the first episode.

Significantly, the French press did not gleefully quote, or misquote, the offending phrase yesterday.

He handed me a four-inch stack of paper, his latest batch of rejections from the censors, each page marked with red-ink circles around offending phrases.

The titles of censored books, from "Ulysses" to "Heather Has Two Mommies," scroll vertically on one screen, while offending phrases run vertically on the other, like a perpetual-motion poem.

The acquitting court also stated that many of the "offending" phrases in Naji's novel had been used throughout contemporary and classical Egyptian works of literature and were not foreign to the Egyptian tradition.

Thirteen printers turned down "A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man"; Ezra Pound, who by then had taken up Joyce's cause, came up with the idea, which others rejected, of having the printer leave large blanks where the offending phrases would later be typed in by hand.

The offending phrases were found by a Muslim gamer who was playing the beta.