Sentence examples for sort of offensive from inspiring English sources

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.

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

Eleven years into an N.B.A. career that nearly wasn't, Evans still has not developed any sort of offensive game.

"I guess it was sort of offensive humor," she explained, sheepishly admitting that like many Michigan natives, she can't resist a dig at Ohioans.

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.

This was only two years after Ms. Love was accused of all sorts of offensive behavior in an indelible article by Lynn Hirschberg in Vanity Fair, including an allegation that she had used heroin while pregnant.

At their worst, they would delve into other sorts of offensive commentary, or even racist remarks.

Given that context, the right mode for organizing isn't to stop Google from working with the Pentagon, it is to encourage Google, which is among the most effective lobbying forces in Washington, to push for more international negotiations to ban these sorts of offensive weapons in the first place.

Fahrenthold: I sent them a transcript of the two minutes, the sort of most offensive part of the video.

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.