Sentence examples for explicit and ungrammatical from inspiring English sources

Its crude, explicit and ungrammatical tweets vowed more ISIS attacks on the United States.

As the Oxford Dictionary of National Biography points out, "however juvenile and ungrammatical" this sounds, it "none the less expressed the philosophy that governed the rest of his life".

The reader forums on LetsRun.com are often unruly, unkind, and ungrammatical.

By Nicholas Thompson April 19, 2013 The reader forums on LetsRun.com are often unruly, unkind, and ungrammatical.

There is thus no blocking at the word level or above, and no competition between grammatical and ungrammatical structures.

"Because a lot of my thoughts tend to come out muddled and ungrammatical and, if nothing else, inarticulate".

Hand-printed on the flyleaf of this 1952 book is an urgent and ungrammatical rant about the mortal dangers of mustard, egg whites, pepper, vinegar and "land salt".

When he and the Englishman agree to converse in English, Iannis's speech becomes broken and ungrammatical: "You accent terrible-terrible.

Even at their best, Donald Trump's tweets – disjointed, jabbering and ungrammatical as they are – have the nonsensical ring of spam email.

Four burly men in jeans and T-shirts slouching at one end of the table point to a prominent sign written in Thai and ungrammatical English.

Grammatical unambiguous sentences should elicit an automatic response, while ambiguous and ungrammatical sentences should conflict with the automatic response and, hence, require a high-order control response.