The thing about swearing is that the more you chastise the profane, the greater their urge to utter profanity.
The Jets' Herman Edwards does not utter profanity even when he's gosh darn mad.
Now, Kelly seemed to say, we had descended into utter profanity, because the secrecy of the President's phone call had been violated.
He has uttered profanities more publicly and more prolifically than any of his predecessors.
During the trial, the prosecution attempted to prove that Mr. Morrison indecently exposed himself, simulated indecent acts, and uttered profanities.
The Bears brand includes Jay Cutler's occasionally uttering profanities, heard by a microphone, about the coordinator Mike Martz.
He was arrested, the police said, after uttering profanities and ignoring a police order to remove the mask.
Cuban stared down Commissioner David Stern while leaving the court and uttered profanities while criticizing some questions from reporters in two separate tirades in the Mavericks' locker room.
On Wednesday, a parliamentary panel grilled three officers in the so-called "plebgate" affair — an episode in September 2012 when Mr. Mitchell uttered profanities in the presence of police officers who refused to allow him to cycle through the main, wrought-iron gates at 10 Downing Street.
He utters profanity on radio programs and publicly blasts the Rangers for driving up player salaries, claiming he cheers for the Rangers to lose games as hard as he does for the Kings to win them (Alas, neither made the playoffs).. Further, he actively courts his fan base, especially the zealots who congregate on the Web site www.LetsGoKings.com.com
