Sentence examples for racy language from inspiring English sources

It is not the first time Ms Butler has attacked Mr Cameron with racy language.

Geraint Anderson; read by Tom Hollander (Hachette £14.99, 3hrs abridged) In racy language, narrator "Steve" exposes the workings of prestigious London investment bank "Megashite".

Translated into less racy language, this passage would read: "Radioactive evidence tells us that there was an unsuccessful attempt at murder by polonium.

Ms. Cordova's experience with Mr. Weiner appears to fit a pattern: in rapid and reckless fashion, he sought to transform informal online conversations about politics and partisanship into sexually charged exchanges, at times laced with racy language and explicit images.

As the blogger David Weigel observed on Slate, the fact that Trayvon's Twitter handle used the reclaimed racial slur and some of the racy language he used, "inspired a mini-surge of tsk-tsking on Twitter".

This large cast sticks faithfully to 17th-century dress, weaponry and manners, and yet the characters are strikingly modern, but then so is much of Behn's racy language, and her attitudes still embarrass people who are shy of plain speech.

Many shows seem to beckon families with children but on closer inspection come with caveats, be it crude language, racy behavior or complex plot turns.

Since last April a racy new English-language tabloid, Global Times, has given China Daily a run for its money.

This one, directed by the playwright and performed by his Hotel Savant company as part of the Coil Festival, packages its enigmas in a viewer-friendly blend of racy tableaus and deconstructed language.

(The subject matter of Wynbrandt's book may be prolonged adolescence, but its content is resolutely adult — with language and racy scenarios to match).

He lends his voice to a series of mini-Bond videos in which the language is as racy as the character.