Sentence examples for more obscene from inspiring English sources
The stories in the press grew ever more obscene.
Actually, I think it was more obscene than before.
"Could you make that mean something much more obscene?" Hytner said.
Big Brother is much more obscene than the words the Wrap can't use.
As the crude street thug he has always been, he is more and more obscene.
It's essentially a younger, more obscene version of "No Reservations," that delves into the grungier side of street food.
His colossal black rubber statue of Pinocchio outside Tate Modern, with its long stiff nose and small round hole of a mouth, was far more overtly obscene than his Paris "sex toy", which surely requires familiarity with the artifact in question before you can take offence.
False swearing, which damaged God's reputation, was seen as far more serious than obscene language.
Seemingly innocent phenomena like puns or jests are as open to interpretation as more obviously tendentious, obscene, or hostile jokes.
"People in the phone book do get more telemarketing and obscene phone calls than those who are unlisted," Mr. Katz said.
What is important now is that Charlie Hebdo has not allowed itself to be subdued by an act far more gratuitous and obscene than even the most scurrilous satirist could possibly imagine.
