Sentence examples for offensive manner from inspiring English sources

We love the big lug, even Kobe, in his selfish, petulant and otherwise offensive manner, and ditto for the Glove.

And don't even think about an ad that features "sexual or excretory activities" shown in "a patently offensive manner".

The judge said: "He was speculating on non-medical matters in an offensive manner entirely inconsistent with the status of an independent expert.

Half-Scot himself, he wonders how to describe this inheritance in the most offensive manner, so disillusioned is he with them.

A 39-year-old man was on Wednesday arrested at Rouse Hill and charged with behaving in an offensive manner in a public place.

This meant they had to be searched in this offensive manner both on the trip out to see their lawyers and on the trip back.

But more often, it would be clueless white people dancing around in headdresses or appropriating cultures in other tacky and offensive manners.

Why express yourself in this weird sexualised borderline-offensive manner?

The purely defensive forces created in 1954 are still constrained from acting in too offensive a manner: last year, a smaller mock assault by Japanese and American forces on an island near Okinawa was canceled because of local opposition.

As Kramer pointed out in 1980, irrespective of whether Warhol's series of Jewish portraits are offensive his manner of representation, which some will call cold and unrevealing, is at least consistent with his previous work and not confined to this particular series.

In fact, to insist on complete separation of the worlds of the prostituted and the non-prostituted only perpetuates, albeit in a less offensive-looking manner, the evaluation of the late Sir Michael Havers, when he reflected on the victims of the serial murderer, Peter Sutcliffe, who killed 13 women.