"sexual remarks" is a grammatically correct and a commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to any comments or statements that are of a sexual nature. It can be used in various contexts, but it is often used to describe inappropriate or offensive comments made about someone's sexual behavior or appearance. Example: Sarah filed a complaint to HR about her coworker's constant sexual remarks towards her, making her feel uncomfortable in the workplace.
"White sent sexually explicit and graphic images to Zawaideh of engorged and erect penises, forced her to watch sexually disturbing videos, including videos sexualizing human fecal matter, and made vulgar sexual remarks to her, such as 'Don't forget to suck his balls!' when commenting on her boyfriend," according to the lawsuit.
His father, Dalton, sexually abused him and his sister, which included "inappropriate sexual remarks and gropes". Dalton's wife and Vince's mother thought that Dalton's violence and inappropriate behavior was a result of his service in Vietnam.
She also photographed strangers who had assaulted her with sexual remarks in the street.
The women say that Wentworth repeatedly harassed them, frequently making offensive sexual remarks and inappropriately touching them on multiple occasions.
More to the point, there is a risk of comparing offensive and clumsy sexual remarks with respectful, courteous sexual advances.
Oh, come on, I'm only joking!" As is usual when men make inappropriate sexual remarks to me, I felt embarrassed.
The company granted that request, but declined to drop a sexual remark from the script.
She told Mr. Hirsch that a man on Amsterdam Avenue made a crude sexual remark and punched her, and that she responded by striking him in the head with her cellphone.
When a colleague, or a classmate, makes a sexual remark, or even a sexual advance, it may be welcome or not, it may attract or repel, it may make the workplace seem hostile or fun, and all other things being equal, we as a society might be better off allowing everyone to negotiate his or her own way through these entirely normal interactions.
When Ms Wass said: "By saying that to a 13-year-old, that's a sexual remark isn't it?" "In hindsight I suppose it is," he replied.
Scary moment: A KTLA reporter who was reporting live from the Hollywood Walk of Fame got a fright when a man came up behind her and made a sexual remark.
