Sentence examples for a bit vulgar from inspiring English sources

It all sounds a bit vulgar, doesn't it?

I don't like talking about money; it's a bit vulgar isn't it?

He also loves ferns and cycads, believing that plants that make a garish show of their sex organs — what we call flowers — are perhaps a bit vulgar.

I never feel I can rely on my professionalism; I worry a film's going to be a bit vulgar, a bit banal".

I still think Mr & Mrs Average see eating on the street as a bit vulgar, unless it's at an event of some kind.

I don't like talking about money; it's a bit vulgar isn't it?" She went on to discuss why she believes it's an inappropriate topic to talk about in interviews.

I wanted it to feel a little bit vulgar in places.

Keeping it real sometimes can be a bit too vulgar.

Chase said older women say "take me," or "I want it," while millennial women are "a bit more vulgar and on the nose with their descriptions or requests".

I think he thought I was bit vulgar.

She had a pale complexion and chestnut-brown hair that fell in loose curls to the nape of her neck, and she didn't look the least bit vulgar.