Sentences with phrase «other vulgar terms»

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So, in other words, if modern day preachers and Christians cuss or use vulgar terms only to get a rise out of conservatives, they aren't prophetic, they're simply immature.

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Tenney is a Trump supporter who has stood by the GOP nominee, even as other Republicans have called for him to step down following the release of a tape of Trump talking in vulgar terms about the sexual assault of women.

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Language: The script contains some mild cursing, infrequent profanities, mild sexual references, some crude terms for male anatomy and other brief vulgar expressions.

His extremely vulgar and poorly executed sculpture of himself in the buff lying alongside the Italian porn - star - turned - politician Cicciolina was flanked by laser - painted canvases of the slickly unamorous couple, unveiled and smug in various revealing close - ups — which gave the term «site - specific» a whole other meaning.

These, and endless other, illustrative and occasionally vulgar terms describe what many call Witch House, a genre of geographically unhinged electronic based music.