There were certain profanities that made me uncomfortable — I'm not somebody who uses profanity.
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And Welch warns that even if the interviewer uses profanity, you should under no circumstances follow their lead.
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She uses profanity in one track for the first time, though she purposely says the word inaudibly throughout.
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Ms. Heller, who uses profanity when ranting and raving, kept her promise to Mr. Bronfman that she would sanitize her speech.
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Rubio said he finds it "unacceptable" to have a nominee who encourages violence, uses profanity and is not respectful of women and minorities.
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ESPN's Keith Olbermann, named his book "Trump is F*cking Crazy: (This is Not a Joke)" and regularly uses profanity to mock the president.
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She said her fiance now was earnestly preparing and already has a tip jar he puts money into whenever he uses profanity so he will not utter it around the baby.
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Now, my daughter told me she has stopped talking to her friend because she consistently says "mean things," uses profanity and physically displays jealousy (grabbing her arm) if my daughter pays attention to other friends.
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The poem uses profanity directly as well as when quoting graffiti.
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City Pulse was founded in August 2001. The editors consider the paper "alternative media" and often feature local news items ignored by the dailies. In 2008, City Pulse was accepted into the Association of Alternative Newsmedia, a trade group that represents alternative newspapers. It also uses profanity not used by the dailies.
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Tim is a used car salesman who uses profanity and antagonizes people into purchasing his cars. After making a deal with the devil, Tim finds himself with only an hour to sell a car, but his plan to do so spins out of control when he murders the wife of a customer, who swears revenge.
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12Fædrelandsvennen, December 15, 2015 p. 22 Some of his music is characterized by social political messages, where he periodically uses profanity, such as in his anti-war song "God damn the war"(2010) and several of his raps, including "War and More" (2011)."God helg" (Fædrelandsvennen) September 22, 2012 pp. 20 – 23 His music receives periodic radio play on NRK.
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The single's B-side, "Crying Shame", was first performed on 19 December 2004 at the Earls Court Exhibition Centre. The key was changed during the 2005 tour, and the studio track omits the riff found in the earlier live version. The lyrics also appear to have changed, and this is the first studio release in which lead singer Bellamy uses profanity.
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Joe Jr. has difficulty controlling his anger. He uses profanity and gets into fights. Thus, the residential facility is hesitant to recommend him to the group home for adults and Joe must take his son home, at least for a few weeks. Joe has been looking to make a bigger score, and he begins to hope that such a score could enable him to get his son into the group home.
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The 'r's and 'l's in East Asian nations' speech switch places in a stereotypes of East Asians. The United States sports a pair of shades, is often depicted as overweight, and regularly uses profanity. It regularly mistakes countryballs without a direct historical and/or political connection to it either for their neighbours or with those with similar flags. Saudi Arabia wears a traditional Arab headdress, sunglasses and quite often, a sword.
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In 1972, the White House Plumbers break into The Watergate and are subsequently arrested. Eighteen months later in December 1973, Richard Nixon's Chief of Staff, Alexander Haig (Powers Boothe), brings Nixon (Anthony Hopkins) audio tapes for Nixon to listen to. The two men discuss the Watergate scandal and the resulting chaos. After discussing the death of J. Edgar Hoover, Nixon uses profanity when discussing John Dean, James McCord and others involved in Watergate.
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In the 1990 film adaptation, Raphael is voiced by Josh Pais. He speaks with a distinctive tough-sounding New York accent (that was imitated in the later versions of TMNT), and is the turtle whose character is explored most completely. He has a quick temper, uses profanity and verbally challenges his older brother Leonardo. This film focuses more so on his feeling of isolation from his brothers and sense of regret and anger when Splinter is eventually captured from the Shredder.
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Debbie Yong, "Xiaxue won't say sorry to Dawn", The Straits Times, 23 July 2008. she provides updates about her personal life, posts photographs, writes about topics such as fashion, discusses local issues such as "nasty taxi drivers", and posts paid advertorials. She often uses profanity in her posts and her success has been attributed to her provocative writing style. According to a survey she conducted, which attracted 6000 responses, her readers are mainly Singaporean, female, young adults interested in fashion and "looking for an alternative voice".
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The Betsy Riot is a radical left group that describes itself as a "decentralized neo-suffragette, punk-patriot resistance movement." They are pro-gun control. The group began in August 2016, primarily with an anti-gun industry focus, but since the 2016 presidential election, has broadened its focus to protest Trump administration policies. The group uses profanity, satire and a radical feminist posture in its messaging, with tactics that include graffiti, theatrical protests, pranks, unapologetic violence, and coordinated messaging actions, such as mailings, banners, and flyers.
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Cartman uses profanity (as do his friends) to provide a means for Parker and Stone to portray how they believe young boys really talk when they are alone. According to Parker, Cartman does not possess the "underlying sweetness" of the show's other child characters. Cartman is shown at times to be completely amoral and remorseless. Cartman, as with Stan Marsh and Kyle Broflovski, is amused by bodily functions and toilet humor, and his favorite television personalities are Terrance and Phillip, a Canadian duo whose comedy routines on their show- within-the-show revolve substantially around fart jokes.
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