Sentence examples for offensive claims from inspiring English sources

One of the most senior female television executives in Britain yesterday launched an emotional rebuttal of "utterly offensive" claims that she "hates" women.

They thought this was highly offensive," claims councillor Jim Rodgers, a former lord mayor and an instrumental player in the bid to teach the Vacuum a lesson.

The comedian behind the controversial Dapper Laughs act who was heavily criticised for being sexist and offensive claims he was bullied into killing off the character.

And his offensive claims about gay people fly in the face of science.

So let's get this out of our systems now by taking a look at a couple of the more boldly offensive claims that this article makes.

Every presidential candidate, governor, journalist and pundit making the rounds could anticipate a Sunday show host might turn their way for thoughts on Trump's latest remarks (or his offensive claims made nearly a month ago about Mexican immigrants being "rapists" and drug smugglers).

They are going on the offensive, claiming that psychiatry's diagnostic uncertainty (and lack of biochemical findings) is pervasive in all of medicine.

At prime minister's questions, David Cameron went on the offensive, claiming that it was "quite extraordinary" Shah still had the Labour whip.

In Vietnam, the Tet offensive claimed the lives of tens of thousands of combatants and civilians and spelled a turning point in the war.

He will be in the firing line when its findings are debated.For now, though, the government is on the offensive, claiming that the affair is a manufactured fuss to hide Tory wrongdoing.

Yesterday, Mr Bainimarama launched his own PR offensive, claiming that "as usual Fiji Water has adopted tactics that demonstrate that Fiji Water does not care about Fiji or Fijians".