Sentence examples for proof of offensive from inspiring English sources
Disorderly conduct, the misdemeanor to which Craig pleaded guilty, requires proof of "offensive, obscene, abusive, boisterous or noisy conduct" or "offensive, obscene, or abusive language tending reasonably to arouse alarm, anger or resentment".
With its incessant, almost incantatory use of the N-word and the MF-word, Death Proof is wildly offensive, gleefully offensive, malice-aforethought offensive, with maximum gore and violence wrapped in an eerie glow of unreality.
In his second year, Bradford figures to improve under the new offensive coordinator, Josh McDaniels (see Matt Cassel for proof of McDaniels's skills), and with an improved group of receivers.
Re: the Craig bathroom bust, a reader notes my explanation that "disorderly conduct requires proof of 'offensive…conduct'" and continues: I think most people, feeling safe within the privacy of their stall in the men's room, would find it at least offensive, if not frightening, to realize that someone was staring at them through the crack of the door.
By Hendrik Hertzberg August 12, 2008 Re: the Craig bathroom bust, a reader notes my explanation that "disorderly conduct requires proof of 'offensive…conduct'" and continues: I think most people, feeling safe within the privacy of their stall in the men's room, would find it at least offensive, if not frightening, to realize that someone was staring at them through the crack of the door.
No proof of creditworthiness.
They want proof of death.
