Sentence examples for offensive saying from inspiring English sources

But he quickly went on the offensive, saying every smartphone suffers from similar problems.

Mr. Katz called the Hitler analogy "gratuitous, ignorant and deeply offensive," saying it "trivialized the Holocaust".

In his remarks last week, Mr. Boehner sought to take the offensive, saying that Democrats lacked the nerve to do what is right.

After being attacked by McDonnell, Campbell went on the offensive, saying he cared about the Labour party and worried that "you and yours are destroying it.

The UN chief, Ban Ki-moon, urged Israel to scrap plans for a ground offensive, saying "too many" Palestinian civilians had been killed.

The opposition in the southern front, the other key battlefield in the country, was reticent after the regime offensive, saying Assad could not negotiate in good faith.

"I would find it offensive," says Friday.

"To stay for an hour is offensive," said Mr. Cappellini.

"They were mildly offensive," says Shapiro of their ditties.

"The majority of them find that very offensive," says Feinberg.

"This is not an American offensive," said Johnnie Carson, the assistant secretary of state for Africa.