Sentence examples for offensive patterns from inspiring English sources

Lax: Virginia is No. 52 in shooting percentage at 25.2percentt, which is an indictment of its offensive patterns and inability to get shots from inside the football hash marks, known as the paint.

When we appreciate the degree to which all of our relationships are enhanced by breaking the habit of responding to differences with defensive and offensive patterns, we've already taken the most important step in the process of becoming liberated from our automatic protective reactions.

It was a profoundly squalid and offensive pattern of conduct, admitted only after some of the photographs began to emerge on the Web.

First, any elected representative who engages in what you rightly call "a profoundly squalid and offensive pattern of conduct" of any sort should resign, because his or her presence demeans and delegitimizes the legislature in which he or she serves.

Ms. McCarthy's case seems to fit this offensive, unconstitutional pattern.

These camps empasize basketball fun and skill development — dexterity ball handling drills, offensive and defensive patterns, improvement through fun and hard work.

He promptly announced the creation of a new task force to "optimize the possibilities of prosecuting" returned fighters, calling the current pattern "offensive".

Though the Taliban later removed a flag and a sign that the Afghan government found offensive, the continued pattern of attacks within Afghanistan has kept the chill in place.

The Offensive South Carolina began the pattern that Mr. McCain could never escape.

The thoughts that one has in anger may also be accurate and insightful e.g., remembering previous slights and a pattern of offensive behaviour.

Ford was mayor of Toronto from 2010 to 2014, a tumultuous term of office which bounced between scandal and controversy, going beyond the usual political infighting of a city government, with an escalating pattern of offensive speech, erratic behaviour and public intoxication, and accusations of serious crimes including domestic violence, blackmail and assault.