Sentence examples for call obscenities from inspiring English sources

Many of the words were what some people call obscenities.

Here's how my new exhibition of all-new photographs, called "Obscenity," that opened in Madrid last week was described by the conservative campaign group Make Yourself Heard: "Gay-looking angels encouraging lechery, lascivious nuns posing in underwear, reveling with crucifixes or cradling a tattooed Christ between their breasts… this is the new content of the provocative exhibition 'Obscenity'".

A lot of PC, chickenshit, careful-not-to-offend assholes that is people who choose to get on their high horses because the Swedish King of Rock and Roll also had the habit of recording tapes containing poor humour and so called "obscenity".

They gripe and yell obscenities.

Re "Syria attack called 'moral obscenity,'" Aug. 27.

Pantera fans might call Daft Punk obscenities we can't print, and Daft Punk fans might see Pantera as meatheads, but Skrillex knows their common ancestry a need to rock.

Except in unusual circumstances, I would call "bastard" an obscenity.

China's response, delivered by the Foreign Ministry, was to call it an "obscenity".

What does Littell hope to reveal with what Aue calls these "infantile obscenities"?

After the police speculated that the killer was probably into pornography, an MP uses the case to call for tougher obscenity laws.

He explained in the dictionary's foreword that the sexual and excretory vulgarities were "so well known as to require no explanation," while what he called the "true obscenities," the ethnic slurs, are "encountered with diminishing frequency these days".