Sentence examples for horrible language from inspiring English sources

Scientists, for instance, have found a "neural arm" – horrible language, but our vocabulary is very impoverished – in the female pelvis, which they had not known existed.

"If a jury's only focused on a single smoking gun – the memo from the bad guy who said some horrible language about the plaintiff – then juries miss the reality of the average workplace," said Kelly Dermody, managing partner at Lieff Cabraser Heimann & Bernstein's San Francisco employment practice group.

Why aren't they firing no talent Samantha Bee for the horrible language used on her low ratings show?

Just, it's just horrible.

"Meyers can't have horrible body language.

Grisly violence (both comical and horrible); vile language (ditto).

Mr. Sova added, "I think that was a horrible use of language".

Whoever says words can't hurt you has never seen me after the OED has announced another horrible mutilation of language that it's just added so it can seem "hip".

I have a horrible time with languages; so trying to get me to remember a pose in Sanskrit or chant a chant is completely hopeless.

"She is dealing with a really gritty subject that revolves around a sexually transmitted disease and people dying horrible deaths, and the language is uplifting," he said.

The local language grew full of horrible expressions for birth defects: "jellyfish" (babies born without bones), "grapes" (spontaneously aborted clumps of tissue), "turtles," "octopuses," "apples," "devils".