Sentence examples for offensive phrases from inspiring English sources

Your article is laced with innuendo, sarcasm and offensive phrases, such as La Cosa Nostra and Mafia, that perpetuate stereotypes.

Other posters liken the phrases "That's so retarded" and "I felt like such a retard" to offensive phrases about blacks, Jews, gays and women.

We see him squabbling with Mandanipour, chatting to another Iranian writer, plotting alternative stories for Dara and Sara, striking out offensive phrases, and finally falling in love with Sara.

(Her mother never acknowledges the book's receipt. O'Brien discovers the copy she sent home years later, when she also finds that her mother has blacked out the offensive phrases).

This led to the offensive phrases being listed alongside ordinary hobbies and interests that advertisers may want to target.

As a result the Accession Declaration Act 1910 shortened the declaration and removed the most offensive phrases.

They have obviously not changed the offensive phrasing from their letter yet," she said.

It also said that it had discovered a third use of the offensive phrase, on Friday night.

The same offensive phrase was used on ESPNews on Wednesday night when an anchor, Max Bretos, was interviewing Walt Frazier, the Knicks' analyst on the MSG Network.

If the committee does and she wins, Ms. Griffin said her Tony acceptance speech might be yet another offensive phrase, followed by "thanks".

The Veterans of Foreign Wars got wind of this dangerous condition & persuaded the school authorities to strike out the offensive phrase "Citizen of the World".