Sentences with phrase «bit vulgar»

The problem is they all feel a bit vulgar, lacking the cool factor of super sedans in the past.

Not exact matches

Is it just a little bit less vulgar than it's other protein peers?

When you think «leather skirt», you think also about a bit «vulgar», isn't it?

Popular accounts usually have profile pictures where the woman is showing some skin (nothing vulgar, just shoulders or a bit of cleavage).

The occasional vulgar bit — none of which is too graphic, for the film is firmly fixed in the PG - 13 domain, despite having had to appeal an R rating — lands a chuckle.

This film can be rather silly and vulgar, but may be just what fans of horror need for a bit of very mindless fun on a Saturday night.

This clip is just as good as the other materials we've seen from the movie, and a bit more vulgar.

The special effects let the film down a little bit, as do a few too many vulgar gags — but many will love these and it's not enough to detract from the overall enjoyment of the film.

She matches Wade's vulgar and smart ass attitude and stands her ground as a counterpart to Wade and is every bit his equal.

They perform a vulgar, historically dubious ode to «Abraham Lincoln» (6:20) and, after a bit of banter, «Corazón» (7:40),

That aspect rings true and so does some of the crude and vulgar language that perpetrates the proceedings, even though the reliance of the f - bomb in the dialogue does seem to be a bit much.

The lashings of carbon fibre and almost vulgar fluted bonnet seem a bit too much out of character for the Vantage.

Obviously, the vulgar language and pools of blood would have to be toned down quite a bit.

The arguments end up tortured into sound bite banalities, while the television coverage of the prize ceremony becomes ever more vulgar in its hunger for ratings.

Sometimes, Iowa's clever new signs even touch upon a bit of vulgar humor, as in the case of a recent sign reading «Get your head out of your apps ``.