Sentence examples for he does swear from inspiring English sources
Of course, he does swear, but not really that much – more striking, it turns out, is his sheer contrariness.
While the mayor does not generally swear in new recruits, he does swear them in upon graduation, and he seemed nostalgic about those ceremonies he had presided over in years past, perhaps recognizing that he has since attended the funerals of some of those graduates.
So how does swearing ease pain?
(Mr McCain has said that the book is biased, and that he doesn't swear so much).
He doesn't swear; he does not express political opinions; he does not do adult material; he is rarely topical, so his shows don't date.
He does not swear much in the early rounds of any tournament but gives full vent to his passion when it matters, as if he has been building it up on purpose, like a magic potion.
His vocabulary is a throwback to Enid Blyton's lashings of ginger beer: the Ken Loach film Looking For Eric is a "belter" that "warms the cockles", "gosh" is his favourite expletive, he doesn't swear.
"Worse still," he writes, he "does not swear that the opinions that he joins or writes in the future will comply with what is written here," for the first two reasons "or because a judge must remain open to persuasion by counsel".
