Sentence examples for profoundly offensive from inspiring English sources

For the Sunni who revere Aisha the mere suggestion of betrayal on her part is profoundly offensive.

Politicians sometimes think they can get away with saying something profoundly offensive or just plain stupid by acting like it was a joke.

As I hope the Leader would agree, that is profoundly offensive and it's the kind of language that leads to more young people committing suicide.

Life's too short (and a good night's sleep too elusive) to spend your days on a cause you find profoundly offensive.

After all he had denounced the pagan idols at Mecca as useless lumps of wood and iron, a profoundly offensive statement to those who revered them.

Putting the argument into this context explains why the attempt by the far right (and some Cif commenters) to hijack the term to support an anti-immigration stance is profoundly offensive.

I found the movie profoundly boring and deeply offensive.

Sarah Moussa, chair of the Arab-American Caucus of the California Democratic Party, said the comments were "profoundly misguided and deeply offensive to people of Islamic faith".

It was a profoundly squalid and offensive pattern of conduct, admitted only after some of the photographs began to emerge on the Web.

First, any elected representative who engages in what you rightly call "a profoundly squalid and offensive pattern of conduct" of any sort should resign, because his or her presence demeans and delegitimizes the legislature in which he or she serves.

She said it was "categorically untrue and profoundly distressing and utterly offensive on every level".