Sentence examples for sense of offensive from inspiring English sources

The actual standard deviations aren't all that interesting here, but the key is that by finding out how far from average (as measured by standard deviation) each team is in each category, we can get a true sense of offensive philosophy.

I have no sense of how offensive it is or of whether it may be considered more offensive to some groups than others.

Denver's one touchdown, at the very end of the third quarter, and the two-point conversion that followed, conveyed some sense of the offensive powerhouse that the team had been all season, but even then it felt like too little, too late.

"He's got a great sense of timing on the offensive end," D'Antoni said.

(How modern of me!) I had been a fan of his radio show for a few years so I sent him a message saying how much I enjoyed listening to his offensive sense of humour and stories about getting kicked out of casinos.

If you're talking to people with a raunchy or slightly offensive sense of humor, don't be afraid to play ball.

Scorpios have a blunt sense of humor, which can be offensive to some, but hilarious to others.

The sense of entitlement that Caroline Kennedy feels is offensive.

To talk of the "Colombianisation of Mexico" was offensive to their sense of national pride.

All of which makes him easy pickings for Bannon, who is offensive in every sense of the word.

Their offensive – in every sense of the word – has been so swift, so devastating, that we risk normalising it.