Sentence examples for offensive her from inspiring English sources

Instead of recognizing how offensive her gaffe was and, in keeping with the intelligence and good spirit that she is meant to embody, admitting the error and making an apology, Susan grows evasive and defensive.

After the meeting, someone pulled my friend aside and told her how offensive her words were.

"It was offensive, her basic words was that why don't you people, you're supposed to be good about looking after your own, why don't you take her back where she came from?" "(Participant S)" Judging people on appearances often led to misdiagnosis and inadequate quality of care.

The blood that will stain her husband's hands is less offensive to her than her own menstrual blood — the symbol of her femininity.

She also said such prejudices were "more personally offensive" to her because her nieces are biracial.

At Barnes & Noble, meanwhile, GoldRun has taken steps to reduce the possibility that some may post photos of suggestive poses with Ms. Decker, which may be offensive to her and her husband, Andy Roddick, the tennis player.

"Her later employment was the result of a thorough interview process, and any suggestion that Chirlane did not earn her job at Maimonides on her own merit is offensive to her long career as a writer, editor and communications professional," Mr. Levitan said.

(Unless she is sensitive, as she may find this offensive) Paint her nails, and give her a manicure/pedicure, unless feet creep you out.

But her correction, while not nearly as offensive as her earlier comments, was also misguided.

But the darkest of them, "Arkangel," tells the story of a mother who implants her young daughter with an internal tracker and the ability to see through her eyes and pixelate out anything offensive in her life.

Dr. Schlessinger's offensive represents her first public attempt to dam the flow of ad dollars from her radio advice program, which draws an estimated 18 million listeners weekly.