Sentence examples for offensive wording from inspiring English sources

He recently told a local reporter that the offensive wording was not meant to be racist.

Humiliating as these regulations are, they are far from the offensive wording Chinese inevitably recite that equates Chinese and dogs in the eyes of the foreigners.

A period photograph from 1917 lists ten regulations, the first of which reads: "The Gardens are reserved for the Foreign Community". Insofar as dogs are concerned, the fourth regulation says "Dogs and bicycles are not admitted". Humiliating as these regulations are, they are far from the offensive wording Chinese inevitably recite that equates Chinese and dogs in the eyes of the foreigners.

(So did the more offensive words).

Offensive words and phrases are neither highlighted nor specially marked.

Do offensive words become more powerful after they are banned?

That — more than any offensive words — is the real scandal.

Young people think it's OK to use offensive words.

But the newspaper's publisher conceded that the decision to use the offensive word was "wrong".

The publisher replied: How about placing quotation marks around the offensive words?

But corpse, according to a manual issued by the National Selected Morticians in '41, "is an offensive word".