He was often profane, and it was not uncommon to find him in rumpled shirts and torn jeans.
Its characters were loud and sometimes brash, and the language used was often profane, racist, or otherwise offensive.
Durst's lyrics are often profane, scatological or angry.
After years of sputtering attempts to prove itself as a medium for mass entertainment, the Internet is morphing into a more offbeat version of television that is often more profane and always less formulaic than its broadcast and cable counterparts.
She is often loud and profane in a subculture that values quiet modesty, and is even known to shout obscenities at enemies from the reviewing stand at the Chinese New Year parade (which, like the Miss Chinatown U.S.A. pageant, is run by the chamber she dominates).
(Scott) 'JARHEAD' (R, 123 minutes) Sam Mendes's film about marines waiting for action in the 1991 Persian Gulf war is often vivid and profane, like the Anthony Swofford memoir on which it is based, and some of the performances crackle with energy.
(Dargis) 'JARHEAD' (R, 123 minutes) Sam Mendes's film about marines waiting for action in the first gulf war is often vivid and profane, like the Anthony Swofford memoir on which it is based, and some of the performances crackle with energy.
While Kenny is often cynical and profane, Parker notes that there nonetheless is an "underlying sweetness" aspect to the character, and Time magazine described Kenny and his friends as "sometimes cruel but with a core of innocence".
Tree's public and private personae may be very different ("He was often playfully profane unless he was in public or his mother was around"), but if reporters want to get anywhere near him, they'd better not say so.
