Sentence examples for dirty phrases from inspiring English sources

During his recent parody of PSY he replaced lyrics with dirty phrases in Guarani wherever possible; this is par for the course for any Paraguayan comedy.

The heartfelt screams of freestyle rappers there, punctuated by slews of dirty phrases from their blistering tongues, echoed out throughout the streets of Tokyo.

Under Mr Miliband, the name "Tony Blair" has become a dirty phrase.

Even in the UK, industrial policy is no longer a dirty phrase.

The common dirty phrase then was "military rule" and the common red line was a state dominated by generals.

But in Germany, where state intervention is not a dirty phrase, you didn't need money upfront to get the panels on your roof.

Don't call it a superinjunction if it has become such a dirty phrase, simply call it an injunction, for that is all it would truly be.

Clearly, she is delighted to have found two reasonably cool people in their mid-twenties who do not regard light entertainment as a dirty phrase.

Why shouldn't I stick my head into an oven?" Leela's way with a dirty phrase seems to infect Ms. Faleiro, a gifted young Indian-born writer who is previously the author of a novel called "The Girl" (2006).

Instead, it is a corporatist system of crony-capitalism where welfare for the masses is a dirty phrase, and corporate welfare, in the form of subsidies for business and financial bail-outs, is the norm.You cited a statistic showing that people are angrier at the government than at Wall Street.

Then there is the whiff of political correctness surrounding the whole thing, practically a dirty phrase in these forums. .