vulgarity in A Sentence

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    What's this Vulgarity in the society?

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    Open relationships: Vulgarity or normal.

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    Every word about the people-"Vulgarity and theatricality.

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    Vulgarity was not seen anywhere.

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    Not everyone was impressed with Luther's Vulgarity, however.

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    It says that Vulgarity is now in.

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    The Vulgarity of this lady is the best! abnomal-004.

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    Their Vulgarity and weaknesses and limited outlook appal me.

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    He goes out on a limb to describe Sofia:“Pardon my Vulgarity, sir.

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    Obuvnitsa in the hallway- the name of the ear cutting its Vulgarity.

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    But the whole environment sees in their relationship only Vulgarity and nothing good.

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    That, one day children publicly tore his daughter's clothes and tried with her Vulgarity.

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    I don't understand everything you said, but I fear it is a Vulgarity.

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    Matt gold decor elements harmoniously refresh the design while not creating the effect of Vulgarity or sophistication.

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    Besides condemning vulgarities, one rule forbade all small talk and jokes, saying:“ No disciple shall speak such things.”.

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    Q: Which state has announced the formation of a culture commission to prevent Vulgarity in local language songs?

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    In the 10s of the 20th century, brightly made-up lips of a girl belonged to bad form and Vulgarity.

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    If we can't arrange our own happiness, it's a conceit beyond Vulgarity to arrange the happiness of those who come after us.

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    He said,“I will survive on fruits and vegetables until the government takes steps to ban the show which is promoting Vulgarity and misleading the youth.

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    Just as we don't really know what it is about a joke that amuses us, we don't really know what is vulgar about Vulgarity. Adam Phillips.

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    And when Nicholas II, speaking during the war to the soldiers, does not utter such words, it is because"he was natural in Russian and tragically above this Vulgarity.".

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    He urged the artists and singers to make mutual consent to not encourage the gun, sannyasin and Vulgarity in songs and videos because such songs affect sensitive minds.

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    She said:“I don't understand how censor board can smoothly pass the films which impart a lot of violence and Vulgarity, but they have problems with social issue based film like‘Cheat India'.”.

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    For, while the particular four-letter word being litigated here is perhaps more distasteful than most others of its genre, it is nevertheless often true that one man's Vulgarity is another's lyric.

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    The Congress member had alleged in the complaint against the actress that the objectionable content tarnished the image of the country and spread Vulgarity, religious hatred besides disgracing a woman's character.

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    The Congress member had alleged in the complaint against the actress that the objectionable content tarnished the image of the country and spread Vulgarity, religious hatred besides disgracing a woman's character.

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    This style of clothes for girls combines a certain absurdity, Vulgarity and creativity. Attributes of this style are T-shirts, shorts and skirts of neon shades of pink, green, yellow and orange.

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    The basic Anglo-Saxon words for these functions, piss and shit, are considered vulgarities and unacceptable in general use, despite the use of piss in the King James Bible(in Isaiah 36:12 and elsewhere).

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    Though we like to think of ourselves as apostles of excellence preaching against the depredations of Hollywood trash and academia's political correctness, we have reduced ourselves to sneering at the concept of elitism and celebrating ignorance and Vulgarity as signs of authenticity.

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    It isn't just that given the way things are, while that sort of an approach is not liable to be used to curb Vulgarity where it manifestly needs to be curbed-- those heavy women being made to shake their thick bodies in our films-- and that it might well be used to curb speech where it ought to be untrammeled.

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