Sentence examples for bit salacious from inspiring English sources

He's a tiny bit salacious on the cute courtship story "Fish Weren't Bitin' ": "To this day she don't know I didn't bait the hook".

If 'Mockingbird' was getting too intellectual, there were some breasts and bottoms to keep things a little bit salacious and sexy - it just wouldn't be Game of Thrones otherwise.

There were certain words that would pop up from time to time in the Associated Press stories that moved onto the site that were a bit salacious, or unacceptable to post.

I'm being a bit salacious here, admittedly, but even so, I couldn't reconcile this with the Arnold Bennett described by Virginia Woolf as a "materialist", who writes novels as crammed to excess as the omelette that bears his name and "spend[s] immense skill and immense industry making the trivial and the transitory appear the true and the enduring".

Even slasher films with no ties to religion often dabble in moralistic tropes against drugs, premarital sex, or doing anything the least bit salacious.

But, as Britain's spooks know all to well, throwing in a bit of salacious gossip tends to have that effect.

The most entertaining if unbelievable story about where the word "cocktail" began is not surprisingly a bit cheeky and salacious.

In a series of chapter-length biographical sketches, Johnson culls the most salacious bits in an attempt to show that believers in social change are invariably nasty people.

The memoir is no cautionary tale pretending to document the loud, salacious bits of inner-city life, all the while glorifying or indicting them.

The Shakespeare & Company edition of "Ulysses" provided the model for the kind of books that Kahane wanted to publish: high-prestige literature with a reputation for salacious bits.

The official public revelation of these facts will merely permit the press to seize again on the most salacious bits, though most of these have already been reported by the same people; and to repeat the Senate staffers' wild charges regarding CIA misrepresentations, however ill-founded.