Sentence examples for swearing with from inspiring English sources

Bergin resumes swearing with joy.

The association of swearing with bullying makes me feel quite nervous – and guilty.

The policy on swearing, with de Piero, is liberal and generous – refreshing in a shadow minister.

Since childhood we have learned to associate swearing with the emotionally charged situations in which it tends to be most prominent, such as injury, conflict and perhaps violence.

Instead, I'm sewing and swearing, with a few trips in between to a sleeping Millie, to check the length of leg to cut the ribbons to.

— but it doesn't make you cry with laughter, perhaps because nobody's on the side of the road, swearing with gleeful incredulity.

And she still blurts, and occasionally swears, with youthful unconcern for what people will think.

And nobody can swear with fingers uncrossed that the worst is over.

("I swore with my hand on the Bible to uphold the Constitution," he told me. "I didn't swear with my hand on the Constitution to uphold the Bible").

"This is a very funny book and my hope is that listeners will agree that I can swear with just as much panache as Samuel Jackson, Cranstonn said.

But many religious Jews here would consider it sacrilegious and insulting for Eichmann, the arch-persecutor, to swear with his hand on their Old Testament.