Sentence examples for clean word from inspiring English sources

Thank goodness (again!) for your crisp, clean word pictures".

A ray of love and the stuttered promise of some clean word in the rubble, even in the age of terror that produced Hiroshima and Buchenwald.

"Cripple" seems to me a clean word, straightforward and precise.

Make sure it is a clean word, with no association with the bad word it is replacing.

There would be no further censoring of clean words.

Using stencils and high-pressure water sprayers, GreenGraffiti selectively washes down pavement, leaving behind "clean" words and images that gleam through the grime.

Armed with this research, NGO ShareAction launched its "clean words, dirty lobby" campaign aiming to force companies to stand up to their rhetoric on climate change and stop funding trade associations working to weaken climate policy.

They were therefore asked, please, to wash their hands with soap and water when entering.The researchers report that those who were given the "clean" words or who washed themselves rated the acts they were asked to consider as ethically more acceptable than the control groups did.

But I realized that Lenny Bruce was doing with filthy words what I did with clean words". Ultimately, while seeming to embody the soul of the Borscht Circuit comic, he used the stage of nightclubs like the Blue Angel as a soapbox for humor that challenged the received opinion of the 1950's.

"America our nation has been beaten by strangers who have turned our language inside out who have taken the clean words our fathers spoke and made them slimy and foul... all right we are two nations," he declaimed in a prose poem about the incident near the end of "The Big Money".

But the stories he tells with his clean words are powerful and disturbing.The erasure of memory in "The Buried Giant" seems curiously selective; the book's ancient society is on the brink of a great transition the Saxons arriving in greater and greater numbers, the Vikings hovering across the sea and calls to mind echoes of more modern conflicts, such as Bosnia or, more recently, in Crimea.