Sentence examples for sort of offense from inspiring English sources

"I do take sort of offense when people say players don't respect each other," Shanahan said.

The Redskins, though, finished with 169 yards rushing on 35 attempts in a return to the sort of offense Shanahan prefers.

I explained about the superior water we got from a drilled well at home, and the grandmother said, without taking any sort of offense, that she wished they had that, too.

In your era, it was a grind-it-out, knock-'em in the teeth sort of offense.

"What sort of offenses are those?" I asked.

Later, it came out that Palin had committed the same sort of offenses — using her official communications for political purposes — and she simply got out in front of the story, said she was sorry for the goof, and was spared accountability_.

The Seahawks, who scored 30-plus points in six of their last seven games, were out of sorts on offense, with trouble getting some of the plays off in time.

But, Mr. Becker added, "the evidence of a variety of types — not simply the quantitative evidence — has been enough to convince me that capital punishment does deter and is worth using for the worst sorts of offenses".

In the opener, USC had been sloppy and out of sorts on offense.

With the emergence of their ground game and a new up-tempo approach, we think of the Patriots as some sort of powerhouse offense.

It turns out that they've organized themselves into a sort of zone offense strategy and the Richard Blumenfeld AG from Connecticut, essentially is running point for other AG's who want to take on technology companies.