Sentence examples for think offensive from inspiring English sources

"For Washington to tell a local school district that you cannot have a prayer and a time of prayer in that school is, I think, offensive to most Americans," Mr. Perry said.

If you think offensive production is down now, just wait.

You think offensive stuff is funny because you haven't experienced (or met people who have experienced) the horrors of life that you're casually joking about.

How could that be thought offensive?

"I guess he wasn't as fazed as everybody thought," offensive tackle D'Brickashaw Ferguson said, and by "everybody," he meant everyone outside the locker room.

How could that be thought offensive?" But then authorial intentions barely seemed to matter to readers bringing to the book their own particular backgrounds, worldviews and prejudices.

But why "board" might have given way to "piece" in modern office-talk is mysterious, unless "board" was thought offensive to wooden people, like Tolkein's talking trees, the Ents.

From Justin to Kelly just happened to be one of those experiences that I always thought offensive enough to deserve an explanation, but more on that later.

Meechan – or "Count Dankula", as he's known – is not a dangerous criminal; he's just a lame guy with an almost popping YouTube channel who, like all children, thinks offensive = funny 100percentt of the time.

"I think my offensive game is more decisive.

"Twenty turnovers and I think 10 offensive rebounds — that's too much," Garnett said.