Sentence examples similar to that sort of offensive from inspiring English sources

She said that?" "Sort of".

But, in a league starved for just the sort of offensive genius that Bure provides nightly -- a league whose major innovation in the 1990's was the stifling neutral zone trap -- is such a strategy good for the game?

While Washington has good forward depth, it doesn't have a lot of players with the sort of offensive upside possessed by Burakovsky, a strong skater with a good shot.

Despite having their World Cup berth all but sealed, the Mexicans continued to put the pressure on a New Zealand side that lacked any sort of offensive attack until the very end.

Because, if it is, that's sort of offensive.

Most engineers would find that sort of figure pretty offensive".

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

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.

We'd worked on it five, six years and then someone gets to come and put that label on it … that was offensive to me then and it's still sort of offensive to me now.

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