Sentence examples for offensive take from inspiring English sources

It's an accomplished piece of film-making, but a creative – and evidently, to some, offensive – take on the true story.

Could the army mount a full offensive, take Jaffna and return it to the control of the government in Colombo, putting down the Tigers' insurgency once and for all?

If you want to talk about offensive, take a look at all the big Hollywood actors and actresses taking on the ?challenging?

And that's to say nothing of the entire series' offensive take on BDSM, which has further tainted any chance of even fleetingly enjoying it.

If your game is mainly offensive, take advantage of the skills and stats of your quarterback, switching between passing and running plays.

I suppose we should be grateful that our nitwit-in-chief quickly moved on to his favorite subject of himself before he could challenge Cedric the Entertainer's character in Barbershop for the most offensive take on a revered African American.

The Siamese then went on the offensive, taking Tavoy and Tenasserim in 1593.

That changed this week when several thousand Kenyan troops invaded neighbouring Somalia.The Americans claim that the offensive took them by surprise.

Then she gave the explanation: "Ladies and gentlemen, the cast of 'Entourage.' " There weren't many surprises, and nothing shocking or terribly offensive took place.

The new government offensive took place near the remote mountain towns of Zintan, Yafran and Nalut, which the rebels have held since the antigovernment uprising began in February.

Facebook decided that the Gustave Courbet picture, which hangs in Paris's Musée D'Orsay, was too offensive — taking it down and blocking Durand-Baissas.