Sentence examples for X-rated content from inspiring English sources

Barbarella isn't a daring ideological personal avant garde deployment of x-rated content, a la DH Lawrence or R Crumb.

Calling out X-rated content is also, of course, a way to implement sweeping censorship.

But this is a far cry from the price and the volume of free X-rated content available on some sites.

It's known for its bloody violence and risqué sex scenes, so it's no surprise that the stars of Game of Thrones are all in favour of the show's X-rated content – so long as it serves the story.

Aside from the still very valid questions about how Amp'd blew $360million in funding and ran up $100million in debt, there are now some interesting questions as to why a company primarily marketing to teens was producing X-Rated content.

Meanwhile in Tasmania it's illegal to sell any X-rated content at all, and it carries the same two-year sentence as selling child pornography.

By the time the publishing side of his many companies eventually decided to invest in DVD cover-mounts and a stand-alone website, Raymond's magazines were caught between an increasingly liberal attitude to the import of hardcore material from continental Europe, the proliferation of x-rated internet content and lads' mags like Loaded, Zoo and Nuts.

WorldNetDaily editor Joseph Farah personally replied to Wales to explain that Wikipedia's coverage of the history of Bomis acknowledged at the time that: "Bomis ran a website called Bomis Premium at premium.bomis.com until 2005, offering customers access to premium, X-rated pornographic content".

The appearance of underground comics by the likes of R. Crumb in the 1960s brought with it a new term comix denoting X-rated and taboo content that responded to the counterculture movement.

A correction printed at Venture Beat notes that these might not have been DVD's, but some sort of X rated content Amp'd produced, they look like DVD's and certainly we are unwilling to repeat the names of them here to prove the point.

UPDATE: A correction printed at Venture Beat notes that these might not have been DVD's, but some sort of X rated content Amp'd produced, they look like DVD's and certainly we are unwilling to repeat the names of them here to prove the point.