Sentence examples for offensive aspect from inspiring English sources

According to the Associated Press, the military offensive aspect of the raid was completed in the first 15 minutes.

To me, the most offensive aspect of The New Yorker 's July 28 , 2008cover depicting the Obamas as White House terrorists, was the immense afro on Michelle.

Although much has been said about the way Harvey makes all men into commitment-phobes, babies and leeches, one incredibly offensive aspect of the film has been little discussed.

I used to fast-forward through the Heidi-Spencer scenes on The Hills, as they have always been, in my opinion, the least interesting and most offensive aspect of the show.

To me the most offensive aspect of the political debates thus far - and that is saying something - is the eager abandonment of this nation's century-long and highly successful commitment to free trade.

Some kind of lesbian?" Perhaps the most offensive aspect of our conflicting attitudes toward nudity and the importance of consent is that while women are derided for their own exploitation, the actions of a man forcing images of his genitals upon his victims are utterly erased when the tables are turned and his behavior is exposed.

Though the American derision of the past has many offensive aspects, it has some good ones, too, because it's a way of making fun not only of our forebears but of ourselves and our pretensions.

For a time, he studied the blast effects of nuclear bombs, and later, during the Clinton Administration, he worked on what he described as "the offensive aspects of counter-proliferation," meaning that he helped to evaluate weapons that could destroy an adversary's chemical, biological, or nuclear facilities.

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Haven't you played Grand Theft Auto III?" Michael Macedonia, chief technology officer for the army's simulations division, says: "People will always find certain aspects offensive.

And this damaging dissociation of the destitute from the rest of the world, this dehumanising effect, is precisely the aspect that such offensive "defensive architecture" feeds.