Meanings of very inoffensive in English

I could not foresee the consequences of a very inoffensive piece of coquetry.

They were very inoffensive young men and Geoffrey had no particular objection to them.

In the first, the boy was very inoffensive, except when teased, and then he growled surlily.

David said that the manides are very inoffensive animals; that they live solely on ants and termites.

Mr. James B. Coulson settled down to live what was, to all appearance, a very inoffensive and ordinary life.

He was a very inoffensive and kind man who was well known and liked in the area, one neighbour said.

A very inoffensive, well-mannered and exceedingly well-informed individual who is travelling in this steamer under, I believe, his own name-Mr

He is very inoffensive, except when teased, Captain Nicholetts says, and will then growl surlily at the person who teases him.

The farmer's wife, who was a very inoffensive, but a weak and superstitious woman, was curious to know what she meant.

Red Joan is rated M for some very inoffensive sex scenes and it's playing in selected cinemas all over New Zealand now.

There were a few days cf activity now and then, but normally the enemy was very inoffensive so far as we were concerned.

The protestation was in itself very inoffensive, even insignificant; and contained nothing but general declarations, that the subscribers would defend their religion and liberties.

You are a dear old insidious sapper-and-miner, looking at first very inoffensive, and then working your way into our affections, and spoiling us with coaxing.

"I've always found 'Tom, Dick, and Harry,' very inoffensive fellows," Nell persisted.

"He seems a very inoffensive man."