Sentence examples for most indecent from inspiring English sources

There's the most indecent suggestion of masturbation, or perhaps of a prehensile penis.

She hated "Flaubert and Madame Bovary," Francis Steegmuller's much lauded biography of Gustave Flaubert, which she called "repulsive, most indecent".

With blasphemous oaths, he called me a black liar, a runaway from Georgia, and every other profane and vulgar epithet that the most indecent fancy could conceive.

In 1795, the printers of "Harris's List" were convicted of selling "a most indecent and immoral publication" and sentenced to a hefty fine and a year in prison.

"The most indecent fans stayed home from Warsaw because they couldn't afford to go," said Vera Alperovich, another expert at the Sova Center.

In "The Soul of Man Under Socialism," Wilde wrote that England has "the most serious journalists in the world and the most indecent newspapers".

The state's media watchdog, the Communications and Media Commission, recently condemned the show in a letter because it "contains jokes that are in most cases aggressive, indecent and impudent".

One of the truly terrible effects of the decision is that the most reckless and indecent consultants, who have always been floating around the fringes of politics, can now make a great living if they can persuade some billionaire to fund their whack-job ad campaigns.

The brief preface explains that while most considered it "indecent" for a woman to work outside the home, if she happened to be "very plain," unmarried and over 30, she could volunteer as a nurse, provided she had two letters of recommendation (for "good character").

Mime was characterized by great diversity: sometimes the shows were tragicomic dramas, but most often they were indecent burlesques on the gods in which female performers also took part.

Most common offences included indecent treatment of a child (77%), maintaining a sexual relationship with a child (48%) and rape (41%).