Sentence examples for genital reference from inspiring English sources

And there was no genital reference that connected to my lived experience.

He wound up using it, minus a few genital references, on "Two and a Half Men".

It sounds, basically, as if it's trying to outdo recent gal sitcoms like "New Girl" in its use of genital references.

But there have always been genital references on television; it's just that the people making them in the past (besides needing to please those censors) knew that subtle is funnier than brazen.

One of the paintings, "The Spear," depicted Zuma in the pose of Lenin on a famous Soviet poster, but with Zuma's face and his genitals revealed — a reference to the president's rape case (he was acquitted) and his many wives, a Zulu tradition.

Last December he told us he would not "tolerate the intolerable under the guise of cultural difference" - a reference to genital mutilation among British African, and forced marriages among British Asian, communities.

US writer Helen Boyd, author of My Husband Betty, lists 35 classic clangers, including: trans woman putting on makeup (two shots for reverse camera shot into mirror); showing "before" photos; any reference to genital surgery that includes "finally becoming a woman"; and anything with a trans woman sitting in an above-the-knee skirt, "posed so you can see what great gams she has".

Meanwhile, the disputed Brian Spanner QC account began to hurriedly apologise for previous abuse directed at prominent female politicians, including former Scottish secretary Margaret Curran, which made reference to female genital mutilation, the menopause and described one SNP councillor as "a nationalist fruitcake cunt".

"If you're turned off by the swearing and the scatological reference or a genital mashup, then you're not looking at the content of the message," he explained.

She described the weather as being "as grey as a school jumper today" and claimed to be "somewhere between Kate Middleton and Prince Albert," which I'm guessing is a witty reference to the genital piercing rather than the doomed husband of Queen Victoria.

It consists almost entirely of vulgar sexual references, gory violence, depictions of drug use and references to nasal, genital and lower-intestinal bodily functions.