A longtime political hard-liner who has filled various cabinet positions for more than a decade, Lieberman made his career with coarse talk: Israel, he said, should "cut off the head" of a disloyal Arab citizen, or take "a lesson from Putin" on how to deal with terror.
At the Trey Whitfield School in a bleak corner of Brooklyn, toddlers imitate consonant and vowel sounds and learn that "cup" starts with C, not K. Teenagers understand that the rules prohibit gold teeth, coarse talk in the hallways and hip-hop fashions.
It matters not that Mr. Trump's main character attributes seem to revolve around coarse talk, pride, the love of money, fear, or the suspicion of neighbor rather than the love of neighbor.
If you think that guys can sometimes get a little coarse talking about the poon-tang, wait till you see the candor they manage to whip up when said tang belongs to a burra.
THE big guy, Jimmy Fyfe, all hulking 6 feet 7 inches Norwegian-Scottish-Irish of him, with the coarse street talk of a Brooklyn cop, abruptly gets tearful.
Yet another had Morton Downey Jr. as its general manager well before he became known as a coarse, chain-smoking talk show host.
But jurors will probably find much to keep them awake, particularly when the tapes start to roll and they hear the coarse and misogynistic talk of a man who could hardly seem more unlike the softspoken, courtly, polite persona Mr. Pellicano has displayed in court.
I need to be coarse when I talk with them … I feel that I lose my quality (suzhi) when I criticize them… Sometimes, I have to say something like, 'what the hell are you doing, you stupid old bitch?' Or like 'If you do not want to work here then get the hell out of my kitchen.' They felt pretty comfortable when I use coarse words and even understand my orders better.
It includes some coarse language, frank sexual talk and bedroom scenes.
The savagery of some of the so-called new journalism, marked by predatory stake-outs, coarse invasions of privacy, talk show shouting, no-source reporting and other techniques, the stunning new blurring of the old lines between straight news, analysis and opinion.
These latter pages, like the slush-pile manuscripts Martin reads at the publishing house, echo "in their coarse sincerity" the "confessional talk shows" of the 90's: Martin rambles on here at wearying length about everything from his endless sessions of television-watching to his medical treatment for genital warts.
