Sentence examples for offering offensive from inspiring English sources

And many costume sellers are still offering offensive garb that peddle Asian stereotypes.

Comcast hasn't upgraded its network but it has gone on the offensive, offering cutthroat introductory offers and gift cards for people who switch back.

Only the McDonald's offering was actively offensive – surprising, given the company's efforts to improve this aspect of its business in recent years, and given how filthily delicious are its burgers.

The council, which said it would have opposed the decision to confront Sunni insurgents in Falluja and Ramadi, sent in a delegation to negotiate an end to the offensive, offering it a taste of what lies ahead after the United States turns sovereignty over to Iraqis on June 30.

Transmedia content is designed to intensify our engagement and generate fan loyalties rather than offering the "least offensive option" available in a particular time slot.

The Taliban have moved as well, evading the NATO offensive and offering the poppy farmers protection.

Hyundai started the warranty offensive by offering a powertrain warranty of 10 years or 100,000 miles for 1999 models.

Even artful proselytization obtained by offering material benefits is offensive to universal spirituality.

A YPG commander told the Guardian that the US had supplied weapons to the group during the Manbij offensive, and was offering to do so again.

The former Giants quarterback Phil Simms, now a broadcaster for CBS, notes that Pennington has benefited from a confluence of events: the offensive line is offering him good protection; Hackett may be the hottest play-caller in the playoffs; and the Jets' receivers are having spectacular seasons.

As is common in the opening phases of an offensive, the Pentagon is offering little detail about the missile attacks.