Sentence examples for linguistic atrocities from inspiring English sources
"Why is my daughter – along with hundreds if not thousands of other children – committing these linguistic atrocities," he writes.
And the worst part, of course, is that all of these linguistic atrocities are carried out cheerfully and deliberately, often in service of a mysterious marketing concept called "branding".
Growing up in a very ordinary town just north of London and attending a very ordinary high school, one of our several linguistic atrocities was failing to pronounce the "t" in certain words.
Indeed, "Prudish America" may have introduced linguistic atrocities like "restroom" and "vajayjay" to the popular lexicon but the land of the free also gave us – and popularlised through sites like Urbandictionary.com – the "nip slip" and the "camel toe", not to mention two girls one cup (made by a Brazilian but popularised through American sites and TV shows) and snakes on a motherfucking plane.
The illogical linguistic atrocities of today are the donate, reliable, and jeopardize of tomorrow.
Atrocities have been widespread.
"How to define atrocities.
They still commit atrocities.
Wars make atrocities happen.
The party denied committing atrocities.
