Sentence examples for perhaps offensive from inspiring English sources

Second, though perhaps offensive to purists, they provide a new form of crowd and media entertainment.

Their remarks — raw, heartfelt, confused, and some perhaps offensive — are a remarkable snapshot of how people are viewing the same event through a racial lens.

While illegal and, to most people perhaps, offensive, the traffic apparently poses no threat to the robust Siberian population of Russian brown bears, a relative of grizzlies, which is rising despite the paw trade.

He dismissed as "silly and perhaps offensive" Ms. Schreiber's concern that Suzanne Sataline, a freelancer who is a swimmer herself, may not have been the ideal person to write the piece.

"It's why antics and soundbites from guys like Brett Favre, Johnny Football and Bryce Harper seem almost hyper-American, capable of capturing the country's imagination, but black superstars like Sherman, Floyd Mayweather, and Cam Newton are seen as polarizing, as selfish, as glory boys, as distasteful and perhaps offensive".

It's apparently not easy -- and perhaps offensive to some -- to try to paint a pretty picture of your employer when they're at the center of a nationwide controversy.

An odd, perhaps ludicrously offensive statement.

Brütal Legend is violent and profane, but perhaps more offensive these days, Eddie and the Kill Master smoke cigarettes profusely.

The mens' defense lawyers, whom Udwin also interviews, are perhaps more offensive than their client, belying the idea that education, in a general sense, instills respect for women.

To others, Sheeran's ascent is baffling, perhaps even offensive to those who hoped that the voice of a new generation might be more revolutionary.

The Divine Comedy is not, perhaps, as offensive as he imagines it to be, and certainly not as good as it ought to be.