Sentence examples for which is offensive from inspiring English sources

approach to the Hill, which is offensive because people on the Hill want to be collaborators".

A party spokesman said: "Aidan Burley has behaved in a manner which is offensive and foolish.

The code also requires speakers to behave lawfully and avoid any action or language which is offensive, provocative or a clear incitement to violence.

John Neumeier's "Lady of the Camellias," which is offensive in its degradation of women, and James Kudelka's "Cinderella" should be avoided by all lovers of choreography.

Capel used the term, which is offensive slang for a black person, during a discussion about Lady Gaga's Oscars Sound of Music medley.

"The bill still contains much which is offensive to our traditional notions of equal parties adjudicating cases in front of an impartial judge".

The film was accused of racial stereotyping and of including names of Native American female characters which were "offensive".

The depictions, a few of which were offensive (including a Muhammad with a bomb in his turban), set off protests in Denmark and violence in the Middle East.

Pick up the local newspaper and you were certain to read reports, features or letters which were offensive or threatening or downright racist.

NBC had at that time had not one Negro writer on its staff — which would have saved them making the mistakes the N.A.A.C.P. objected to and which were offensive to the general Negro public.

Liberia called for the 100-nation Assembly to "vote a motion of censure against the government of South Africa or its delegate for a statement here today which was offensive, fictitious and erroneous and of which the Assembly fully disapproves".