Sentence examples for form of obscene from inspiring English sources

That's in addition to the traditional sexism that takes the form of obscene jokes and comments about women's bodies," Dopkins continues.

On the subject of "revenge porn," where people upload sexually explicit content of ex-partners without their permission, he said it was already against the law to "send any form of obscene picture".

Along with MacKinnon, she proposes that pornography should be restricted, not as a form of obscene expression, but as a product that can cause serious injuries to women, individually and as a group.

"The notion that this is PR is sort of obscene..

Harassing the family of those who have upset authority is the most obscene form of state terrorism.

In the most original, Catullus tried to fuse the native Fescennine verse (a jocular, often obscene form of sung dialogue sometimes used at wedding feasts) with the Greek form of marriage song.

Latter-day Saints are counseled not to partake of any form of media that is obscene or pornographic in any way, including media that depicts graphic representations of sex or violence.

By any measure, this Israeli cleanup operation was an obscene form of self-absolution designed to provide supporters with talking points, while creating confusion among all-too pliant reporters and the publics whom they impact.

Along with the anonymously written Fifteen Plagues of a Maidenhead (1707), Garfield and Curll's works were involved in cases that helped form the 18th-century legal concept of "obscene libel"—which was a marked change from the previous emphasis on controlling sedition, blasphemy and heresy, traditionally the ecclesiastical courts' province.

In all 22 artists contributed and Klimt's "Beethoven Frieze," a bold attempt to render the Ninth Symphony in visual form, became a succès de scandale, both praised and attacked as "the utmost ever achieved in the field of obscene art".

Convention of May 4, 1910, regarding the suppression of obscene publications.