Sentence examples for crude speech from inspiring English sources
Was it the excesses of their creed, from race-based preferential programs that went on far too long to crude speech censorship by the politically correct and humorless (one and the same) that soiled the brand?
She and Missy, Willy and his new paramour were simply two couples who had rearranged their lives ''in the most natural way.'' Years later, when another harassed public figure, Brigitte Bardot, declared '&apos Public opinion is what I sit on,'' it was like an echo of Colette, the village child from Burgundy, for whom plain and crude speech were interchangeable.
Yet his dislike of bureaucracy and his crude speech often made him well liked by many under his command.
Colbert's reply: "Now I know why they're on a bus — it's easier to throw Billy underneath it". She also suggests that all men, including "your husband, your brother, the pope [and] Luke Skywalker," are guilty of such crude speech and are unfit to lead.
The First Amendment protects unpopular, crude, and controversial speech.
You can also access Urbandictionary in most schools, but Urbandictionary could be blocked because of foul language, racial slurs, hate speech, crude humor, controversial topics and sexual themes.
Of course, that message was not delivered in anything so crude as a political speech.
Lucy Rigby, a solicitor and former Labour councillor, tweeted that Cameron's speech was "crude and undignified".
NAIROBI — Zimbabwe's election campaign season took a worrying turn Saturday afternoon when a crude bombing at a speech delivered by President Emmerson Mnangagwa appeared to be an attempt on his life.
