Sentence examples for lurid comments from inspiring English sources

His 162-page indictment is short on detailed facts, instead making much of lurid comments by local AK officials.

Some teachers have set poor examples by posting lurid comments or photographs involving sex or alcohol on social media sites.

After she said he had made lurid comments and initiated phone sex, he countersued, claiming extortion, and then settled without admitting wrongdoing or disclosing terms.

PARIS — The site was called BoyLover.net, and on it the authorities say they found thousands of lurid comments, including conversations about performing sexual acts on boys sometimes barely out of infancy.

He claimed Facebook has fixed the problem of "lurid" comments being able to posted on otherwise innocent photographs of children shared on its platform — something YouTube has also recently been called out for — telling the committee: "That was a fundamental problem in our review process that has now been fixed".

His affair with Mrs. Simpson evoked much lurid comment in American and continental European newspapers and journals but, until nearly the end of his kingship, was kept out of the British press through governmental persuasions and pressures.

But the hearings turned into a riveting spectacle when opponents and Senate Democrats coaxed Ms. Hill onto the national stage, where she testified that Mr. Thomas, who was her supervisor at two federal agencies, had made crude and lurid sexual comments and advances to her.

But based on the justices' comments, the lurid facts of the case and the odd posture in which it reached the court, the eventual decision will probably offer only limited guidance on the health care law's prospects.

In a book that plays upon the prisoners' lurid creativity and the exclamatory comments of their writing teacher, Holly ("More of this?" "Heavy-handed?" "Very nice!"), bad writing adds a tongue-in-cheek quality to the book's already abundant mischief.

Coming amid increased attention to bullying and cyber-bullying, the report aimed to highlight the damaging effects of inappropriate sexual comments, online rumors or lurid Facebook posts.

But just as the authorities had vowed to tame China's rumbustious microblogs, they have seen an unprecedented wave of speculation and comment on the most sensitive subjects: political infighting, lurid allegations of murder and even (unfounded) claims of a coup.