Sentence examples for graphic comments from inspiring English sources

That and several more graphic comments highlighted that this was neither random violence, nor, as first reported, racial in origin.

Mr. Benfodil's installation, "It Has No Importance," placed two teams of mannequins in soccer uniforms in a public courtyard, with sexually graphic comments scrawled in Arabic on their shirts.

Annie Lennox has spoken out about female over-sexualisation in the music industry, making graphic comments about how certain performers feel the need to "splay their legs", which she feels will eventually lead to "full penetrative sex on stage".

Fairfax reports that Demerest also made "sexually graphic" comments about AFL, rugby league and cricket games.

He didn't fail to deliver on the bombast and provocation that have characterized his recent public appearances, especially graphic comments he made last month about President Barack Obama and Democrats.

on Saturday completely sidestepped the release of a bombshell video of GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump making graphic comments about women, not even mentioning the nominee by name at a Wisconsin GOP rally that Trump was initially scheduled to attend.

The most graphic comment was from someone who signed it "Ann Onymous".

Search for members who go to a high school or middle school in San Francisco – you'll find pages with music, full of graphics, comments, and, most significantly, sexual references.

It wants semi-pro creators to be able to broadcast snazzy videos with graphics, comments and polls that can aesthetically compete with "big video" but that feel more natural.

I don't need cnn hyper-ADD graphics COMMENT FROM CSH: @aristofideas: the first lady's dress matches the president's HAIR! REBECCA MEAD: hey, so long as it doesn't match her hair, she can wear it.

Inseminoid at a Cinema Near You Soon!" Warren, who regrets the decision to publicise the film in such a graphic manner, comments, "The problem with mail-drops is that you have no way of knowing who lives in the house, or who will see it first.