Even the Party's English-language mouth-piece newspaper China Daily condemned the professor's remarks as "offensive".
33 Some standardized patient vignettes contained specific clinical language (for example, mouth ulcers, tonsils with exudate), and actual patients with the same condition might struggle with the words to use to describe their symptoms or use different terms.
I couldn't do that by putting 21st-century language into the mouths of 11th-century people".
Novelists put dirty language into the mouths of their characters, and they show these characters fornicating or going to the toilet.
Bacalzo defended McDonagh's right to put racist language in the mouths of one of his characters as he tries to take on American themes.
While the unreconstructed right was quick to adopt the new language, in their mouths the words were less the marks of new concepts than the relabelings of old ones -- not the discredited notions of the days of Jim Crow, but the notions that 50's liberals had discarded when they left words like "prejudice" behind.
There are times, as when the Rolling Stone publisher Jann Wenner says, in 1975, that recession "greatly contracts one's scope for frivolity," that Mr. Schlesinger seems to do something of which he accuses Ben Bradlee's profanity-laced memoirs of John F. Kennedy: putting his own language into others' mouths.
As he pointed out, the English language in Irish mouths starts to sing even without music, and there were examples here all the way from Thomas Moore at the start of the 19th century ("At the mid hour of night, when stars are weeping") to Paul Muldoon at the end of the 20th ("They're kindly here, to let us linger so late").
In short, they did it by putting the most scandalous language into the mouths of unbelievers who need to be saved.
Nickelodeon, in response to the incident, said "It's sad and a little desperate that they stooped to literally putting profane language in the mouths of our characters to make a point.
Some things to be concerned about include: Drunken behavior on a regular basis Putting late night work commitments before meeting up with you Aggressive behavior Foul-mouth language as a general habit Treating you poorly in any way, e.g., putting you down in front of others, shouting at you, blaming you for things, etc.
