Sentence examples for offensive about from inspiring English sources

Homeless charity Shelter says it won't take money from an ITV2 comedian who is "deeply offensive about homeless people".

"There's nothing offensive about Cathy – she's kind and articulate.

What's most offensive about these books is the neediness displayed.

That would not excuse Mr Summers being gratuitously offensive about women.

Although many pieces show nudity and sexual activity, there is nearly nothing offensive about them.

(Mr. Blackwell and Mr. Steele said they found nothing offensive about it).

But what's most offensive about the design is the message it sends to New Yorkers.

Semantically, there is nothing offensive about the word, so why has it developed such negative connotations?

But the truth is there's something nostalgic, rather than offensive, about Look North's response.

What, in the eyes of humanity as opposed to ideology or dogma, can really be offensive about it?

But what's really offensive about your surprise strolls is that you're not even making the most of these opportunities.