Sentence examples for offensive thoughts from inspiring English sources

Leeds manager Darko Milanic: "I want to play offensively and we played with two strikers today but it's not enough if you don't have offensive thoughts.

This culture, beginning in the mid-1980s and still going strong, has provided the impetus for all-too-many university administrations to punish students, and even faculty, for expressing "offensive" thoughts in controversial areas, especially those touching race, gender, ethnicity, sexual orientation and other hot-button contemporary topics.

The censorship that the anti-Rushdie protestors demanded is the same censorship of offensive thought that imprisoned the cartoon protestors.

And a Republican told me my questions about regulating guns were 'very offensive.' " "My thoughts and prayers are with these politicians in November," Michelle said.

Even when he has the germ of a serious point to make, he tends to express it in such a garbled, exaggerated, offensive, and ill-thought-out manner that he gets himself into a world of trouble.

It's a good thing, however, that the international campers went home before the propaganda offensive began, because those two thoughts cannot ultimately coexist in one young brain — or in a government.

It's a good thing, however, that the international campers went home before the propaganda offensive began, because those two thoughts cannot ultimately coexist in one young brain or in a government.

With Salesgenie, "people thought they were offensive," he added, "especially the pandas, for playing off stereotypes".

On the sideline, offensive lineman Kevin Boothe's first thought was that the Giants were again suddenly a handful of yards from the Super Bowl.

The episodes of Emmerdale were broadcast just a month after the soap attracted complaints over a joke some thought would be offensive to the disabled.

Such reformulations prompted many later critics of these innovative ideas to see in them offensive amounts of heterodox thinking that should have been given no harbor in Confucian thought.