Sentence examples for suitable for print from inspiring English sources

Despite its seemingly magical powers, however, I was put off by Angela's hilarious description of its texture, which isn't suitable for print in a family newspaper.

He then dived into a dissertation about the female anatomy that is not suitable for print — or, for that matter, breakfast.

William S. Lieberman, the Met's 20th-century-art curator and the organizer of the Rothschild exhibition, also rejected the speculation about his rationale for the show, calling it "unguided itchiness," among other things less suitable for print.

With the screenwriter Chris Terrio (also a Globe nominee), Mr. Affleck also has coined a catchphrase – one that is not suitable for print or, he lamented, for the movie's poster.

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His adversaries call him names not suitable for print.

(His most memorable line is not suitable for printing here).

View the puzzle clues on a separate page, suitable for printing.

Be warned, though: Many players assume character names that are not suitable for printing in a newspaper.

These definitions are also available in a glossary suitable for printing and filing in your 3-S Journal.

Users tell the program the specs of the object they want to print, and the software produces a computer model suitable for printing.