Sentence examples for offensive status from inspiring English sources

Yes, you're a kind person -- we all love your joyous smile -- but one day, you'll be confronted and have that talk with a black friend about an offensive status you wrote or that comment you made at dinner.

If an instant-message partner seems to be taking a long time to reply, you no longer have to worry that you've said something offensive because a status bar reassures you that "SkiBunny237 is typing a response right now".

PITTSBURGH — Detroit forward Henrik Zetterberg has earned his superstar status with offensive skill, smooth skating and goal scoring, but he swung this Stanley Cup finals the Red Wings' way by being a one-man defensive wrecking crew.

Thomas Lewis, the figurehead for clinical research using laboratory methods, seized this moment to go on the offensive for increased professional status and better career structures, pay, and facilities for such medical workers.

Make sure you control what you can be tagged in or what can be posted on your wall; you do not want friends to tag you in inappropriate or offensive photos, videos, or statuses.

Germany cannot prevent the United States from deploying American troops stationed here to join an offensive against Iraq, under the status of forces agreement between the two nations.

But the road trip has restored Soriano's status as an overwhelming offensive player.

The Jets fired their general manager, Mike Tannenbaum, but have maintained silence about the status of their embattled offensive coordinator, Tony Sparano.

Kelly stepped up to head coach in 2009, and this season has ascended to a loftier and even more improbable status: reigning genius of offensive football.

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

This movie may not be whiter than most, but the peering-from-the-sidelines status accorded to minorities seems particularly offensive in a picture aimed at kids.