Sentence examples for considered dirty from inspiring English sources
Why is everybody with long hair automatically considered dirty?
Meanwhile, informalization has steadily denatured many words once considered dirty.
"In my village, when you have a baby, you are considered dirty," she said.
One risks being considered "dirty," "loud," or disloyal to one's "people".
Claude Lemieux, now a Phoenix Coyote, is reviled by some for what are considered dirty tactics.
Bread that has touched the ground is considered dirty and is not supposed to be eaten.
While the station at 51st Street and Lexington Avenue in Manhattan scored worst on several other measures, like crowding, the Roosevelt Avenue stop was considered dirtiest.
And yet, that blood, the very lining of my life-giving uterus, is somehow considered dirtier than the gooey pre-smegma that proceeds forth from the tips of dicks every day.
"We're doing something some people consider dirty: we make money," said company spokesman Klaus Kocks.
NEXT time you want to put up some wallpaper, perhaps you should consider dirty nappies.
Environmentalists nationwide have rallied to oppose the entire pipeline, which would run from Canada to the Gulf of Mexico, because its owner, TransCanada, wants to transport what environmental groups consider dirty oil from the tar sands of Alberta.
