Sentence examples for utterly offensive from inspiring English sources

Hockey has previously called wind turbines "utterly offensive" and "appalling".

She said it was "categorically untrue and profoundly distressing and utterly offensive on every level".

"It is utterly offensive and bizarre," the National Coalition for the Homeless charged yesterday.

She said: "It is entirely and categorically untrue, also profoundly distressing and utterly offensive on every level.

Hunt said the suggestion that she hated women as "categorically untrue and profoundly distressing and utterly offensive on every level".

In 2014, also speaking to Alan Jones, the treasurer, Joe Hockey, said he found wind farms "utterly offensive".

The front line took advantage of a ravaged, utterly reshuffled Rams offensive line.

As for Gruber's remarks about the stupidity of the voters, pundits and politicos have lined up to denounce them as utterly wrong, unfair, offensive, etc., etc., etc.

Kevin Martin has been utterly sensational on offensive, and the team is now just one game off of last season's pace.

Cardinal Francis George, the archbishop of Chicago and the president of the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, condemned the remarks of a Holocaust-denying English bishop as "deeply offensive and utterly false" and sought to reaffirm the church's bonds with the Jewish community.

(sorry for all the rhetorical questions) This statement accomplishes the amazing feat of being both offensive and utterly confounding at the same time.