Sentence examples for distasteful language from inspiring English sources
"What a disgrace for Kobe Bryant to use such horribly offensive and distasteful language, especially when millions of people were watching," the group said in a statement.
It said the emails contained "crude and distasteful" language, but had been taken "out of context" and should "not be taken literally".
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But not likely, no matter how distasteful one finds the language of the Bush administration.
He said that his children, who are 6, 7 and 9, have been acting out, using language he finds distasteful and being more disruptive than usual.
Then he gets stuck into the younger generation - those bullies, boors and loudmouths whose tempers are as hot as their stoves, and whose unfettered appetite for column inches he finds almost as distasteful as their propensity for bad language.
J.D. Bourn considers his language to be "rather distasteful", while the academic Michael Denning observed that "Drummond is a bundle of chauvinisms, hating Jews, Germans, and most other foreigners".
When CBS flagged the bus adverts as potentially controversial, TfL decided they breached two elements of their code banning any content that is likely to cause widespread offence or deploy language that is obscene or distasteful.
The idea that people who speak some particular language are incapable of certain kinds of thought is instinctively distasteful.
"Although we acknowledged that the placement of the word was redolent of the use of expletives, we noted that the ad did not expressly use any explicit language and therefore concluded that, although some viewers might find the connotation and word-play distasteful, it was unlikely that the ad would cause serious or widespread offence".
