Sentence examples for sexually offensive from inspiring English sources

The fraternity's offense: Pledges were required to chant sexually offensive remarks including, "No means yes, yes means anal," while gathered on the university's historic Old Campus quad.

This is usually accomplished through the use of sexually offensive remarks, jokes or comments, profanity, crude humor, displays of pornography or sexual graffiti, touching and/or repeated requests for dates.

Syrian censors, she recounted, originally agreed to publish "Ebony," her first novel, but then excised passages they deemed sexually offensive.

Talk flowed freely and frankly as the students weighed the corrosive effects of various slurs and sexually offensive words.

There are several sections within Indian statute laws that make verbal, sexually offensive harassment, restriction of other drivers' movements and stalking liable for punishment.

Baquet added: "We understand that our colleagues and the public at large are grappling with what constitutes sexually offensive behavior in the workplace and what consequences are appropriate.

The New York stage was filled with ribald humor and sexually-offensive comedy; when movie producers started to put wisecracks in their sound pictures, they sought New York performers.

From January 2013 through August 2014, "sexually explicit," "offensive language," and "unsuited for age group" were the most commonly cited reasons for challenging a book, according to the ALA.

Earlier this year, the commission settled a two-year-old Federal lawsuit against the company involving 300 women who the agency determined were subjected to a sexually hostile and offensive work environment at the automobile plant.

She said she finally got fed up and decided to go public after discovering large collections of pornography and other sexually graphic and offensive materials stored on the unit's computers and in a vault supposedly reserved for classified documents at Shaw.

The M.T.A. at first rejected both, citing a rule approved by its board in 1997 that let the agency ban ads that were "sexually suggestive," "patently offensive, improper or in bad taste" or "directly adverse to the commercial or administrative interests of the M.T.A".