Sentence examples for too filthy from inspiring English sources
The phrase "too filthy" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe something that is excessively dirty or morally inappropriate. Example: "The room was too filthy for anyone to stay in, with trash strewn everywhere."
Crabmeat from Mexico that is too filthy to eat.
I stop touching my shoelaces (too filthy) or hugging adults outside my family.
The Victorians found huffle (a blow-job or fellatio) "a piece of bestiality too filthy for explanation".
Burmese officials were saying that mass rape couldn't have occurred because Rohingya women were too filthy.
A "Zoo exclusive" offered Mock the Week gags "too filthy for TV".
He wanted to call it The Member, but they said that was too filthy, so he suggested The New Member.
He has nightmares, too, about pelting, filthy storms and attacks by strangers on him and his family.
At this point, Sturgess's audience becomes apparent: you too can become filthy rich thanks to the privatisation of military procurement.
In this anti-free-market fable, Hamelin is the global village and its townspeople are callous capitalists, too busy chasing filthy lucre to look out for their children.
These Romanian gypsies have been given a four-bedroom detached house free, plus £230 a month...The decent English family next door are moving because the Nistors are too noisy and filthy to endure any longer".
It was Mario for instance who, when the rescuers finally made contact 17 days after the first explosion, acted as jokey spokesman for the group, giving worldwide television viewers a rosier version of their situation than the grainy pictures of his fellow miners lying on the ground, emaciated, filthy, too weak to move, suggested.
