Sentence examples for offending word from inspiring English sources

The offending word was "bloody".

Regional news programme East Midlands Today broadcast the exchange with the allegedly offending word bleeped out.

Miss Loring… cut out the offending word by chalking over with a black crayon the striations at that point.

You could cut out the offending word and wait for the laggard lexicographers to catch up before you use it.

A second-degree Comrade, the Ingenuous,, flanks the offending word with a mark of wide-eyed credulity.

The New York Post, an in-your-face tabloid, put the single presumably offending word on its front page as a huge headline.

Once clicked, it will replace offending words with rows of asterisks, before your child sees them.

With squiggly red underlines, it will highlight offending words you otherwise might not blanch at, like pyramid," names of Star Wars characters or "steal".

"The fact that technological advances have made it easier for broadcasters to bleep out offending words further supports the commission's stepped-up enforcement policy," Justice Scalia wrote at another point.

They are translated as "suffers the wound", "wound", "offended pride" and "offended": words that convey the sense well, but hide Márai's arrangement from the English reader.

Von Trier's offending words came in response to a question about his German roots.