Sentence examples for openly offensive from inspiring English sources

In the spirit of giving people what they really want, Duckie's menu primarily consists of acts that are sexually explicit, proudly exploitative or openly offensive, most of them unprintable here.

- Washington, DC, city-council members are joining Native American groups in urging the Washington Redskins to change their name to something that isn't quite so openly offensive.

He said that "this isn't just bad television, it's openly offensive, and it seems to do its best effort to undo some of the most important lessons the original series imparted some 25 years after we're supposed to have learned them".

Never dispute their focal point of belief by using words that they may consider as openly offensive.

"If we talk openly about offensive nuclear capabilities and every other kind, why not cyber?" Yet like drone aircraft, which similarly can be used for both spying and combat, American cyberattack tools now are passing through a zone of semisecrecy, no longer denied but not fully discussed.

Mr. Rumsfeld rankles at the description of America as unilateralist, and routinely cites the number of nations that openly joined the offensive against the Taliban and Al Qaeda in Afghanistan -- and he hints at those whose assistance cannot be mentioned because of their domestic political sensitivities.

I just think alot of Democrats, myself included, tend to define inflammatory as openly violent or offensive rather than as anything that brings a discussion away from substantive conclusions or fair and respectful compromise HENDRIK HERTZBERG: I don't agree with every point you make, but I do agree with the spirit behind what you say.

While American forces are based in Kuwait, they have not openly participated in the offensive against Afghanistan.

During Mugabe's rule, few families and victims spoke openly about the Gukurahundi offensive, and experts say the episode was written out of the official history of Zimbabwe.

American, NATO and Afghan officials talked openly about the Marja offensive in advance, even going so far as to announce at a news conference in Kabul that an offensive involving thousands of troops would begin "in the near future".

As Detective Sergeant Walters reported on the third night there was a "large group of coloured men" walking along Ladbroke Grove: "What can only be described as a mob were shouting threats and abuse, and openly displaying various most offensive weapons, ranging from iron bars to choppers and open razors.