Sentence examples for a vulgar expression from inspiring English sources

Using a vulgar expression, he responded that he did not.

Its name is an abbreviation for a vulgar expression used by convicts and bikers.

The argument that someone's use of a vulgar expression was surprising or politically dramatic, or revealing about art or the intensity of feelings, will not be compelling.

"Mom once had me go out to the psych ward to set up my Super 8 camera to film" his drug-ravaged grandmother, recalled Mr. Letts, who used a vulgar expression in place of drug-ravaged.

After General Motors introduced the Buick LaCrosse for 2005, it abruptly changed the car's name in Canada to the Buick Allure; in Québécois slang, "la crosse" is a vulgar expression.

The initials evoke a vulgar expression but they stand for "Where's the Funding?" in the ad, which criticizes the budget priorities of the Humane Society of the United States.

The three-word chant, known as the Y.S.A. chant, is a more vulgar expression of "You suck, jerk".

But tomorrow I will go back to being funny," Mr. Stewart said, adding that their show would still be bad, although he used a more vulgar expression.

Mr. Ackermann could not make a vulgar look if he tried.

A certain newspaper of record had breathlessly described the dinners, teas, lawn parties and other receptions associated with her visit by using the (very) slightly vulgar expression "hottest ticket in town" on its front page.

Much to my 7-year-old's delight, the show includes some gross-out humor (one of the unbilled stars is a whoopee cushion) and some mildly vulgar expressions.