Sentence examples for warning offensive from inspiring English sources

Nor are words excluded out of prudery or political correctness: the sex words are all there, flagged "coarse slang"; words of racial or national abuse come with the warning, "offensive".On the other hand, trying to seize the creativity of speech as legitimised in published sources can lead to odd choices.

He can be seen in a video clip (warning: offensive language) sitting in the box and pounding on the glass while yelling what appear to be obsenities and a slur.

Iraq's prime minister Haider Abadi also issued a statement of condemnation, warning that "offensive words might lead to further bloodshed".

Facebook has recently launched an aggressive campaign to rid its sites of some cannabis-related material, deleting or suspending dozens of accounts operated by marijuana businesses, most of which had operated for years without so much as a warning about offensive material.

Movies might get age certificates and music might get stickers warning of offensive lyrics, but they don't get banned.

The broadcaster admitted that "human error" meant it had failed to broadcast a warning over offensive language prior to a screening of It Takes a Thief to Catch a Thief at 10 30 on 22 March , 2014

The proceedings are being broadcast in a live Webcast on http://www.oneandother.co.uk/, with a disclaimer, true to Mr. Gormley's warnings, that "offensive content" may appear.

(It comes with a warning about potentially offensive images).

"No concrete warning concerning an offensive was given to the Palestinian Authority," he told Israel Radio.

The BBC is investigating the culture of Top Gear after Jeremy Clarkson was given his final warning for using offensive language.

YouTube eventually softened its stance, however, making the video accessible to all, with a simple warning about potentially offensive images.