Sentence examples for offensive example from inspiring English sources

In a crowded field the most offensive example of the genre came when the Daily Mail did a sustained hatchet job on the editor of the Financial Times as disloyally "trashing" Britain.

Though Alexie's nearly 3,000-word 3,000-wordgoestatementeat detail about the mechanics of his selection process, it lacks an in-depth contemplation of the consequences of such an offensive example of cultural appropriation on Asian writers, or other writers of color.

The most offensive example is that Dr. Chopra's Select Bibliography, a normally dry chart of data, rants about his books as "blather" and argues that they should be "segregated" if not "burned". You read that correctly, Wikipedia's bibliography on Deepak Chopra officially laments that his books cannot be burned.

Interestingly, the most offensive examples of potential consumer harm come from Microsoft's Bing, rather than from Google.

Records from the Arghandab offensive, for example, show that 530 Americans from Dr. Wirt's former unit were wounded in a roughly one-year period, compared with 150 Afghan soldiers and police officers.

When Mumsnet tackles issues outside parenting, such as the economy or nuclear power, Roberts says, the tweets grow ever more offensive – for example: "Britain is going to the dogs.

Nonetheless, he said, the issue for the mayor was that "taxpayers' monies should not be used in certain ways" — for an exhibition he found offensive, for example — and so it was decided to go after the museum.

National politicians return the favour by providing patronage to the warlords and turning a blind eye to the behaviour of their private armies.In this section Parliamentary pitfalls Another atrocity in Pakistan Bad blood Bottling it Ajar for business Guns and goons Hard landing From the charm to the offensive ReprintsAn example is the political clan accused of the killings in Maguindanao.

Anyone can register a new political party for a small fee but there are rules about what it can be called - it can't sound too much like an existing party or be offensive, for example.

Potential sensitivity to enquiries into personal aspects of life required awareness, and adaptation of questions that might be found offensive; for example, in Nepal it could not be asked whether a couple were living together without being married; neither were questions permissible to unmarried individuals about the effects of headache on family planning and sex life.

Take Counter Strike: Global Offensive for example.