Sentence examples for perfectly offensive from inspiring English sources

It's all perfectly offensive to the unemployed.

The offensive onslaught was perfectly timed for Pelfrey, who had difficulty keeping his pitches down in the strike zone.

"All I can do is apologise and make it perfectly clear there was nothing offensive in my comments".

Denver's Justin Simmons used a perfectly timed leap over the offensive line to block an extra-point kick that would have given New Orleans a late lead, Will Parks ran it back 84 yards for a defensive two-point conversion, and the Broncos pulled out a wild 25-23 victoverover the Saints on Sunday.

Back then, Myers denied that Harris was rightwing and complained: Sparrow condemns us because we haven't thrown Hitchens from our ranks, and that we're supposed to "speak out against the Islamophobia that's self-evidently rife in the atheist movement," a perfectly lovely demand that is offensive in its assumptions; shall he also tell me that I must stop beating my wife?

Hall, whose biggest credit to date is a supporting turn on TBS's Search Party, perfectly calibrates Courtney's charm offensive with his still-developing maturity.

But a lot of the wideouts on those teams have thrived because their specific abilities fit perfectly in their team's evolving offensive structure.

It is undoubtedly a troubling show but, goodness, there are plenty of things in life we should find offensive but accept as perfectly normal.

A grotesque euphemism is offensive exactly because we recognize perfectly well the mismatch between the word and its referent.

"If an American Indian found it to be offensive, I can understand it perfectly.

None were strikingly offensive and most would be perfectly fine in a PB&J sandwich, but after tasting 15 successive jams we were down for the count.