Sentence examples for offensive sounding from inspiring English sources
The results are strange, offensive sounding hybrids - like how a loaded word might transform over time, through its usage.
"Private prison companies have to disclose offensive-sounding things in their prospectuses, like 'If crime goes down, it will be bad for our bottom line,' " Wagner said.
Immature individuals or children may comment on an issue without having proper education or knowledge, which may end up sounding offensive.
Ford's chief technical officer, Raj Nair, said: "To talk about Google without sounding too offensive, understanding the technical complexity of a car, the number of lines of code is not what is in your smartphone".
Some leaders, however, found the lecture offensive, accusing Mr Chirac of sounding like an old colonialist.
It is very hard to convey tones and sarcasm in texting and email, so realize that some things may come across as sounding unusual or offensive.
This works especially well if the words are funny sounding; this may make kids prefer to say them than the offensive words.
These snobbish-sounding objections have only fueled the library's public relations offensive, which has advertised the plan as democratizing a building that many New Yorkers find intimidating.
Even when he is proven to be factually wrong, patently offensive, or just plain cray-cray, Trump understands that it is impossible to apologize without sounding weak and prevaricating.
The dreary sounding, but much-talked about law criminalizes information sent online that can be considered "offensive".
