Sentence examples for objectionable word from inspiring English sources

"I wonder what the objectionable word was," Balsam said, using a search program to see if the article contained the word "shit," "fuck," or "ass".

Gwyneth Paltrow, hosting 'Saturday Night Live,' brought back memories of her famous performance of Cee Lo Green's 'F**k You' on 'Glee' -- with the objectionable word altered, of course.

This leads to a set of preferences that includes "hide objectionable words".

Richard Thomas, the composer of "Jerry Springer: The Opera," says that the libretto contains only 174 objectionable words, including "nipple".

Next, the firm held a contest to build a dictionary of objectionable words and phrases, or "bullwords".

(Harry Potter fans, take note: two of the objectionable words, both of them on Page 127 of the Penguin paperback edition, are "hag-rid" and "dumbledores").

He said the decision left open the possibility that any live news event, like a war protest at one of the political conventions this year where someone utters a vulgarity, or any live sports event where fans hold up signs containing objectionable words, could leave a broadcaster subject to serious fines.

and objectionable words (maybe a swear words or a secret project's codename).

Users should take a look at their Timeline or search a few objectionable words with their name and use the in-line privacy selectors in the results to hide anything scandalous.

The password must be between 5 and 6 characters long, use only special characters used in email addresses, must not contain spaces, and cannot contain objectionable words.

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