Sentence examples for some sort of offensive from inspiring English sources

Florida will survive, barring some sort of offensive explosion from Bowling Green, which doesn't seem likely.

Rating: Incomplete Edson Buddle: When Buddle replaced the ineffective Edu in the 77th minute, it looked as if the U.S. would make some sort of offensive thrust.

A Riley-Rider Combo No matter how far Pat Riley takes Miami this season, the Heat need some sort of offensive upgrade next season.

More often than not, the youngest little guy tries to make some sort of offensive joke to find his social place in the group.

Nordlinger apparently doesn't even think it's personal - in fact, he seems to think that conservation is some sort of offensive vice.

Nowadays, when we talk about an athlete or celebrity involved in a battle over free speech, it usually involves some sort of offensive slur uttered by the celebrity.

The pollster that conducted this public approval poll believes that Harper will return from summer break with "some sort of charm offensive" to improve his personal brand.

"To paint the Pope as some sort of Superman, a star, is offensive.

The next sentence uttered by one of his Mets teammates usually includes a "but" and some sort of explanation or apology for offensive inconsistency.

Rating: 3 Landon Donovan: Like Torres, Donovan struggled to establish any sort of offensive rhythm.

Cherundolo sent in a few decent balls but did not demonstrate any sort of offensive wile.