Sentence examples for more transgressive charge from inspiring English sources

Black Jack is the character that gives Outlander its more transgressive charge.

An imagined interview was so much more rewarding, more transgressive.

And the fourth factor: "There's more transgressive behavior in New York".

Their reinvention is, by its very nature, transgressive, and it may require a more transgressive prose than Bohjalian, for all his good intentions, can supply.

They feel innocuous, any transgressive charge they once had siphoned off by the real excesses of internet pornography.

"He was much more transgressive than we are usually willing to admit".

But that hasn't stopped him from being drawn to, what is for him, an even more transgressive idea.

This is a revolutionary idea in Afghanistan — every bit as alien as Western democracy and far more transgressive.

By staring directly at the camera, and ignoring Grundy, the Sex Pistols did something more transgressive than merely swearing.

It's hard to make a case for the intoxicating effects of decadence when it has all the transgressive charge of an extra scoop of vanilla ice cream.

They brought a transgressive charge of homoerotic sexuality to 1970's body-oriented art, one that would have important repercussions in the 1990's.