The phrase "also obscene" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is additionally offensive or indecent, often in relation to another point being made.
Example: "The content of the video was not only misleading but also obscene, making it inappropriate for viewers."
Alternatives: "additionally offensive" or "furthermore indecent".
Newspeople with painted-on chorus-line smiles announcing the atrocities of the day are also obscene.
It's also obscene that people are talking of building another plant because MOX fuel makes reactors more dangerous and risks nuclear proliferation because of the ease of extracting weapons-useable plutonium from MOX fuel," Mr Burnie said.
Unfortunately, Brown's work was deemed way too raunchy and hilarious (and also "obscene") by the shining lights of the New York art-gallery establishment, who refused to exhibit his giant pieces.
They also do obscene things with helium and eggs.
See also: Porn: Obscene Profit.
He has also used obscene language and graphic sexual innuendo during interviews on live television.
Virginia, a state that is supposedly "for lovers," also bans "obscene items," and while those aren't as plainly defined, legal observers have decided that description includes vibrators and similar devices.
Also deemed obscene were five works from Mapplethorpe's legendary X Portfolio depicting gay men engaged in S & M. On September 28 , 1990 the so-called Mapplethorpe Obscenity Trial began in Cincinnati.
The pastries, which depict a black man and woman with oversized genitalia, also feature "obscene and offensive slave trade caricatures, steeped in the old tradition of colonial racism," according to a statement from CRAN.
With the erect pink ears, it might also seem faintly obscene.
The Supreme Court has also ruled that obscene material is illegal only if it is disseminated and not simply possessed, but that the mere possession of child pornography can be prosecuted if there is an overriding societal interest in protecting children.
