Sentence examples for our swearing from inspiring English sources

Now we even have someone to do our swearing for us.

One might even see this change in our swearing habits as a hopeful development – perhaps it says good things about a society in which the very worst words are those that stigmatise and degrade others.

The renowned Serbian linguist Vuk Karadzic, who singlehandedly reformed the Serbian language and wrote the first dictionary and the first New Testament in this language, was also the first to recognise our swearing heritage by cataloguing all folky Serbian curse words.

The renowned Serbian linguist Vuk Karadzic, who singlehandedly reformed the Serbian language and wrote the first dictionary and the first New Testament in this language, was also the first to recognize our swearing heritage by cataloguing all folky Serbian curse words.

In comments posted on Facebook, which he later defended, he also attacked Elton John and the BBC broadcaster Clare Balding over their sexuality and referred to "our sworn enemies in the Muslim world".

What good has it done us to pretend that communism is something less than our sworn enemy?

Rodong then explained Mr. Kim's tactic: "If our sworn enemies come at us with a dagger, he brandishes a sword.

"Are we going to make money off of the words of someone whom we consider our sworn enemy?" he said.

As a stadium announcer in high school, I mistakenly said that the home team, not our sworn enemy, had committed a penalty, and I was fired.

Our swear words of choice have changed over the centuries – as some taboos have lost power, new ones have always arisen to take their place.

To do so would be to fail the people we represent and to fall woefully short of our sworn oath to support and defend the Constitution.