Sentence examples for considered naughty from inspiring English sources

The league also sent a video showing what it considered naughty and what it considered nice.

However, due to the disinclination of subjects to report all the foods they consume correctly [ 83], especially ones they may consider "naughty," such as highly sweetened candies and cookies, other proxy measures of sweet consumption can be used to evade reporter bias, such as the measurement of dental caries [ 42, 84].

He was considered a naughty boy abroad and so was cut no slack.

For one thing, the aubergine emoji remains curiously phallic both before and after the redraw (that was considered so naughty that Instagram started straight-up filtering searches for that emoji from their results entirely, in an effort to combat porn on the platform).

Cheating, eh? Whether it be at a game of Monopoly or on a partner to whom you've made some kind of deep-rooted commitment, we've all done (or at least considered) the naughty.

Considering that naughty trick of Mama Nature's of endowing the male with his sexual peak at ages 14 to 16, the question becomes why — with virginity now a rarity in high school — don't way more than the few in my graduating class knock (or get knocked) up?

"We don't consider it naughty," he says.

And over all it has been a long time since love hotels have been considered the least bit naughty.

Even young people could find it hard to celebrate with a full heart – "I felt most depressed which I felt was very naughty considering how long we have worked and fought for this," wrote Joan Waley, who worked near Bletchley on the Enigma code-breaking machines – while for those who had lost loved ones, a heavy tinge of sadness was inevitable.

Note: Contrary to a prevInus versiother this article, Louis Marinelli is no longer the head of the California National Party, and the party has specified its political platform since February.

Underneath the darkness and grime though, the roots of Naughty Dog's previous Uncharted series are clearly present, not that that should be considered a bad thing.