Sentence examples for such as offensive from inspiring English sources

In actuality, other elements of the game – such as offensive passing design and the speed and versatility of all players – have just been evolving at a faster pace.

But when FiveThirtyEight's John Ezekowitz reviewed Jordan's stats from the 2012-13 and 2013-14 seandns accountednted for other variables, such as offensive rebounds off of Jordan's missed free throws, he concluded that the Clippers actually had a slight advantage when Jordan was being hacked.

(And if clicked it hid the comment and gave users additional reporting options such as: "Offensive", "Misleading", and "Off Topic").

This is important because it allows Peer39 to offer its advertisers various brand protection thresholds, such as offensive content, negative content, mention of competitors, etc. Canon, for example, might not want to advertise on a page with a negative review of one of its cameras.

Every dictionary I have consulted has defined "redskins" with words such as offensive, insulting, pejorative and derogatory.

'Bama has been a recruiting machine since Saban arrived in Tuscaloosa, and that continued this cycle with top talent such as offensive tackle Cameron Robinson, defensive end Da'Shawn Hand, athlete Bo Scarbrough and cornerback Marlon Humphrey heading to town.

Some BBC guidelines suggest that the use of a euphemism such as "effing" is potentially as offensive as pronouncing the taboo word that is being alluded to.

So while the businessman David Harding can reasonably suggest that words such as "geek" and "nerd" are as offensive as "nigger" and "yid", we know that they are not.

Such conduct could amount to an offence such as grossly offensive communication or harassment.

Researchers defined such abuse as offensive, mean or threatening, and either targeted directly at a person or group or generally shared online.

With regard to rules on the reason of jihad, the Open Letter essentially mentions in 8b that jihad should be done only to fight transgression or oppression and that there is no such thing as offensive jihad.