Sentence examples for offensive criticism from inspiring English sources

That's Offensive!: Criticism, Identity, Respect, by Stefan Collini (Seagull Books, £9.50) What can be taken when not given, and is not always taken when it is given?

They want West uninvited to the May 3-4 meeting because of what they describe as his offensive criticism of Israel's policies toward the Palestinians and his support for universities to divest..

They want West uninvited to the May 3-4 meeting because of what they describe as his offensive criticism of Israel's policies toward the Palestinians and his support for universities to divest holdings from companies that do business with the Israeli military.

It has suffered through some truly offensive, homophobic criticism because of this.

He did not have to defend himself — or his offensive coordinator — against criticism from angry fans and from the news media.

Instead of being funny, Depp's native American accent is borderline offensive and received criticism from various platforms for being racially and culturally insensitive.

Even if Mr. Franks can raise enough money to mount an effective, last-ditch television offensive building on criticism of Mr. Corzine in the newspapers, Mr. Sragow warned that it would not be enough merely to sully Mr. Corzine's image.

*Warning - there is language in this transcript which may be considered offensive: Baker: What criticism are you talking about?

The Work and Pensions Secretary Iain Duncan Smith and his colleague Lord Freud held a briefing for reporters at Westminster, in what will be seen as a concerted effort to go on the offensive after widespread criticism of the flagship benefit reform.

The offensive provoked international criticism against both the Armenians in Karabakh and the Republic.

Was this designed to "soften" public opinion on the offensive and deflect criticism away from Kinshasa for not removing the generals accused of human rights violations?