Sentence examples for offensive incident from inspiring English sources
In an interview with The Huffington Post, Bakhtary said she was thankful that the judge overturned the order, but added that this "offensive" incident is one she will never forget.
It points out that users can switch off anonymous questioning and block or report offensive incidents.
To protect yourself in such a situation, she says, "be sure to give adequate warning; to keep a written record of the offensive incidents, including the reactions of others to the remarks; and to note down any other deficiencies in the [guy's] performance".
Her terrible wig and the (mostly offensive) "Africa incident" were too self-involved to ever be sympathetic.
According to David Morse, the offensive thermometer incident in "Fools for Love" made it easy for Tritter to stand up to House; as House's equal, Tritter "gets who House is on all levels and can really shake his foundation".
It's a ritual so familiar that it's become a cliché: A white person says or does something racially offensive, the incident gets broadcast by national media to a firestorm of outrage, and the offender is forced to read a stilted, lawyer-written apology at a news conference, and pledges to perform some act of contrition, like hugging a black child or visiting Martin Luther King's tomb.
Last year, NSW police recorded more than 4,000 offensive language incidents.
Explain your feelings about the offensive act or incident.
Some in the Mets' clubhouse linked the unusual offensive production to an incident moments before the game.
The veteran singer, who has been grandly chronicling the common man's struggles for more than 30 years, was yesterday forced to mount a robust PR offensive after a curious incident in which he was named – he claims incorrectly – as the proverbial "other man" in a bitter divorce case.
The racist faxes sent to Clyburn's office follow a string of offensive, threatening, and destructive incidents directed at Democratic supporters of health care reform legislation.
