Sentence examples for indecent about from inspiring English sources
The construction "indecent about" as part of a sentence is not grammatically correct.
It is unclear what the intended meaning of the phrase is. However, "about" can be used with "indecent" in a different sentence construction, such as: - "The comedian made a joke that was very indecent about women." (adjective + preposition) In this sentence, "about" is used to indicate the topic or subject of the indecent joke. "Indecent" means offensive or inappropriate, so this sentence could mean that the comedian made a joke that was offensive or inappropriate towards women. Here's another example: - "The film was criticized for its indecent portrayal of violence." (adjective + preposition) In this sentence, "about" is used to indicate what the indecent portrayal was about - violence. "Indecent" here means excessively graphic or offensive. In conclusion, "indecent about" is not a correct or usable phrase, but "indecent" can be used with "about" in different sentence constructions to convey a specific meaning.
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