| A quiet, kind and inoffensive woman she enjoyed the simple things in life and looked forward to a weekly game of bingo. |
| A quiet, inoffensive person, she was the essence of gentleness and kindness. |
| Of a kind and inoffensive disposition she died as she had lived ever so quietly and peacefully. |
| The need of the electorate was to reject and eject a corrupt administration, Labour being an inoffensive alternative. |
| A woman of great religious beliefs she was of a most inoffensive nature and was very popular in the local community. |
| A man of impeccable character, his quiet and inoffensive manner endeared him to all who had the pleasure of knowing him. |
