How To Use Expletive In A Sentence
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deadass" tired; those in Los Angeles would be more likely to follow the word tired with the abbreviation "af" - short for "as expletive.
The Seattle Times
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What about the other evidence about him in the toilet pacing backwards and forwards, with expletives and asking everyone who came in for a line of drugs - speed?
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As another old-time guide told me over an evening pint, "You can call me 'Hey, you," or you can call me 'sport,' or you can call me a guide, but don't you nay call me (expletive deleted) 'ghillie'".
When Irish Flies Are Smiling
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Simply stand there wafting an item backwards and forwards while kicking the machine and shouting mild expletives.
Times, Sunday Times
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For the last time, I'm a (expletive deleted) veteran.
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More specifically, somebody tipped off the Evening Standard, which made a freedom of information request, got a little list of undeleted expletives and set the storm raging.
Row over MPs' expletives undeleted poses a question of standards
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He had had enough and a stream of expletives raced through his mind as he raced back towards the rest of his band.
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I recently received an e-mail from a friend stating how the "expletive" - Democrats were trying to steal the election via "expletive" - ACORN registering a "expletive" - bunch of criminals and non-existent, non-entities and how the "expletive, expletive, expletive" - need to be taken out and shot.
What is "known" about ACORN
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Offensive language, such as profanities and expletives; sexually explicit or pornographic material; hate speech; defamatory, abusive, threatening or harassing speech; or racial, religious or personal attacks of any kind
Home | The New York Observer
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He gesticulated violently, and delivered himself in short, emphatic sentences, interlarded, I am sorry to say, with rather too many of those objectionable expletives that an ex-slave-overseer may be supposed to be addicted to.
The Continental Monthly, Vol. 2 No 4, October, 1862 Devoted To Literature And National Policy
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Dialogue is snappy and modern and peppered with expletives.
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But giant tubeworms are 6-foot-long expletives, shouts of brilliance, startling in their vivid simplicity and exposure.
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Where was the undeleted expletive?
Times, Sunday Times
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And thereat John Gordon delivered himself of a vigorous flood of English, terse, intensive, denunciative, and composed solely of expletives and adjectives.
JAN, THE UNREPENTANT
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Irish directors are the root of the problem, he says: an expletive-laden diatribe against their complacency and unoriginality demonstrates the depth of his feeling on the subject.
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His laugh is an expletive, a sharp burst of humourless sound.
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But giant tubeworms are 6-foot-long expletives, shouts of brilliance, startling in their vivid simplicity and exposure.
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As my explanations here are probably above your understand-ings, lattlebrattons, though as augmentatively uncomparisoned as Cadwan, Cadwallon and Cadwalloner, I shall revert to a more expletive method which I frequently use when I have to sermo with muddlecrass pupils.
Finnegans Wake
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A-positions are not necessarily assigned a theta role: The subject position may be occupied by an expletive element.
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I hope they burn in expletive, or get hit by an asteroid.
Tranquility Node to Colbert Treadmill - NASA Watch
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Three spring months, at Florence, had been spent in making a scientific collection of local imprecations -- abusive, vituperative or profane expletives; swear-words, in short -- enriched with elaborate commentary.
Alone
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You might get some very open and uncensored expletives.
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This type of offensive word replacement is known as a minced oath or pseudo-profanity or expletive-deletive.
Planet-x.com.au » What The Frak? Is It Really Swearing?
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A woman's promise!" snorted Trenchard, and proceeded with great circumstance of expletives to damn "everything that daggled a petticoat.
Mistress Wilding
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‘There’ is used as the subject of an existential sentence in standard English while it is used in most other situations in which a ‘dummy’ or expletive subject is necessary.
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I bent down to inhale, but he blew the powder into the air, muttered an expletive and stumbled out.
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He also notes how distressed he was when the band morphed from being "bluesmen" into "some [expletive] ersatz Beatles," with the music being drowned out by the screaming crowds of teenaged girls.
The Globe and Mail - Home RSS feed
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There were no expletives or any pouting and sledging; just a mere raising of the eyebrows if a shot went astray.
Times, Sunday Times
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We had to edit out the expletives.
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He said some wrong things and used expletives, but he would also acknowledge his failures and limitations and that is one reason why his popularity grew.
Times, Sunday Times
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After spitting out a stream of expletives, the boxer reportedly made a threatening move towards the knot of reporters before members of his entourage grabbed him.
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Lloyd Blankfein and other Goldman executives were lambasted by lawmakers for "unbridled greed" in an often-electric daylong showdown between Wall Street and Congress -- with expletives frequently undeleted.
Dems Use Goldman Hearing In Push For Financial Reform, Voinovich Poised To Switch Vote
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Instead of a lesson in experimental theatre, they were bombarded with graphic scenes of violence and a non-stop stream of expletives.
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He returned yesterday to a deafening roar of hisses and boos and expletives.
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You could forgive him for a snit here, a tantrum there, an errant expletive in front of an impressionable young fan once in a blue moon.
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-- Language: About a dozen mild expletives and a crude three-letter word for "derriere" are used.
ScrippsNews
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Such outbursts would not impress the public; expletives and desecrations of electoral oaths would thus remain behind closed doors.
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In slave lands, the word abolition was about as polite as some of the more colorful expletives of a river rat.
Heartfire
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Let us try to get beyond this bloody (I would have done the male thing and used an expletive, but bit my tongue) male bashing.
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She let out a long string of oaths and expletives, carefully picking herself up from the floor.
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After all is there anything more pathetic than listening to someone peppering his or her conversation with expletives in the belief that they are impressing someone, anyone.
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A modern sledge is simply a expletive laden insult, designed to cause mental disintegration.
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Meanwhile, @MayorEmanuel had no official response to the candidate's offer except that after complaining he was driving with a busted car radio, he tweeted Tuesday night, "I swear to (expletive) god, I will donate $2500 to the charity of your choice if you can come and fix this (expletive) radio." catface at 9:48 AM February 17, 2011
Chicagotribune.com - News
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So, for instance, these bad habits may include: smoking, constantly using expletives, excessive shopping or back-stabbing others.
Engy Abdelkader: A Ramadan Prayer
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Now they came tumbling out, jagged expletives and soul-deep loathing, uncontrolled, from a place in his damaged body as yet unhealed.
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A cut in growth is NOT AN [EXPLETIVE DELETED] CUT!
Thank You
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An attractive hypothesis is that the activity of this region in man and monkey is related to emotional speech, especially expletives.
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I think people don't use ‘it’ for exactly that reason Todd - it's so often an expletive or a dummy pronoun that it would get confusing.
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On that particular afternoon I recall a lot of references to ‘pin feathers’ interspersed with colorful expletives.
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The peril was pointedly illustrated when, during Obama's signing of his historic health-care reform legislation, a microphone picked up Biden telling him the passage was a big deal, with expletive undeleted.
Jules Witcover: Obama's Sidekick Joe Biden: Understanding The Vice President
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I was travelling slowly in a convoy, sedately chipping away at my underseal, when a white van driver decided he would create a bow wave of rocks and a wake of expletives by overtaking the line of traffic at about 60 mph.
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But I'm sorry to say that he still uses expletives!
Times, Sunday Times
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One moment I was peacefully watching TV and the next was assailed by a high volume string of expletives issuing from the kitchen.
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I still haven't calmed down enough after 48 hours to write a rational critique of the ‘show’ without exposing you, dear reader, to even more expletives.
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One man in the audience shouted: ‘You're talking about a man's life, Billy’ but the comic reportedly responded with a four-letter expletive.
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The game remained heated, with the sent-off players voicing their unhappiness on the sidelines and adding to a stream of expletives.
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An attractive hypothesis is that the activity of this region in man and monkey is related to emotional speech, especially expletives.
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I can only imagine that this display of peevishness, combined with you impassioned use of the Anglo-Saxon expletive, is an attempt to stymie your critics with the depth of your feeling rather than the strength of your arguments.
Res Ipsa Loquitur
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Here the edifying conversation was interrupted by a loud explosive expletive from the buttery, which showed that my grandmother was listening with anything but approbation.
Oldtown Folks
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Icelandic takes the non-referential property of quasi-argumental null subjects as basic, therefore quasi-argumental null subjects in the language can be interpreted as basically expletive.
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Along with a number of expletives, they questioned her intellectual depth and called her ‘something of a dipstick, an attractive one, but still a dipstick.’
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I wanted to send her a string of multi-syllabled expletives.
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Pretty sad when an honest expletive is "your best" act in office, but that's a fair reflection of his sad contribution to American politics.
Cheney reflects on 'f**k' yourself comment
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As Hastings's kick sailed wide, the normally restrained England winger Rory Underwood let slip a four-letter expletive in surprise.
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He can have my best cigar in the house if my name accidently fell out of his mouth on a Freudian slip of the tongue with a few profane expletives to liven it up!
Denver Post: News: Breaking: Local
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He asked where the bus was going, lacing his inquiry liberally with four-letter expletives.
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Because the term "accommodationist" was coined by critics as an expletive (see, for example, a recent essay in The Chronicle of Higher Education and University of Chicago biologist Jerry Coyne's blog), it says more about their intolerance than it does about those of us who respect positions that fall outside the bounds of science.
Michael Zimmerman, Ph.D.: Religion and Science: Respecting the Differences
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So from waking up and starting the day off with foul expletives, my mood has changed to one of relative happiness.
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The roots of seagull management can be traced back to the days when "micromanager" was the worst non-expletive you could utter behind your boss 'back.
Edge Online - Interactive Entertainment Today
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So much humour now revolves around smut and the constant interjection of the f-word and other expletives.
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This grueling post-apocalyptic National Book Award winner earns its scenes of menace and the odd expletive by believably conjuring a future in which people survive by scavenging materials from the rusting hulks of oil tankers.
Darkness Too Visible
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a revoltingly gross expletive
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Even in a county where Democrats were dominant Tuesday despite big Republican gains nationwide, that little word was about as popular as another three-letter political expletive that begins with T and ends with X. County Executive Isiah Leggett's lieutenants in the extraordinary government campaign for the fee made an effort to rechristen it an "ambulance reimbursement," since bills for service would go directly to county residents 'insurance companies or the federal government.
Montgomery ambulance fee rejection means tough budget questions
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While you shout expletives and curse my name, allow me to assure I do remember your suggestion that we promise not to use each others positions to our advantage.
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Its front cover shows a naked man aggressively clutching his privates, while the inner sleeve has an array of expletives and sexual suggestions.
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There are words or terms for such a thing already: chaos, anarchy or something else that begins with the word "cluster" and ends in an expletive that I can't really say in writing.
Pastor Neil Christopher: Can Christians Truly Be Inclusive?
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Teenage speech in Greenock includes the F-word as verb, adjective, adverb, or expletive in almost every sentence.
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He let out a stream of expletives, loud and angry.
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Darren heard the man scream out a stream of expletives towards him.
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Your example of the expletive is a good one (“There were mistakes.”)
Global Language Monitor’s debate analysis nonsense (Part 2) « Motivated Grammar
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Reducing it to an expletive degrades the word, erases the idea, impoverishes language and makes us ever so slightly more stupid than we were before.
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As always Liam strutted about the stage as only he can and even shouted some unrepeatable expletives at ShowBiz Ireland photographers who got too near the stage…
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I notice that his tone doesn't become louder as he warms to his theme; he just calmly triples the number of punctuating expletives.
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She looked exactly like a tiny doll lying there… until a stream of expletives issued from her mouth.
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All you can do is ensure you have enough food, a smile on your face, and a very private place to scream expletives at the top of your lungs.
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Indeed, since today's universal F-words have largely surrendered their old power to shock or even, perhaps, to intensify, it would be good to see some of the old expletives creeping back into the language.
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Her onstage patter relied heavily on a certain expletive, and she undercut "Basket Case," the evening's most doleful offering, by dedicating it to "everyone out there who's sad.
Music review: Sara Bareilles at 9:30 Club
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He uttered several vigorous expletives when he dropped the iron on his foot.
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Please excuse the expletives, I'm sure you are all aware of how ‘expressive’ men can get when they are watching sporting events and having a few drinks.
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The Scriv. overset his cucurbit of corn mash with a jaundiced expletive.
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In the evening, everyone shared one dressing-room, where the air was choking with cigarette smoke and expletives.
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She let out a long string of oaths and expletives, carefully picking herself up from the floor.
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Meanwhile, our politics is mired in a Never Never Land where the word "compromise" is only uttered as an expletive by those bent on enforcing their will and extending their incumbency at the expense of meaningful dialogue and any serious attempt to craft comprehensive and inclusive solutions.
Chris Bliss: Surprise - It's Bill of Rights Day
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'Not only did Hicks Jnr label the enquirer an' idiot ', he followed this up with an expletive-ridden tirade.
Football.co.uk news feed
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This is partly the effect of his Scottish accent, which makes expletives sound almost cosy.
Times, Sunday Times
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(Please note: All expletives in this post have been replaced by the word "guppy".
TODAYonline
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Expletive null subjects, for example, can occur freely in the past, present, and future tenses.
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After a few loud mutterings and expletives, Sara stomped her foot and stormed out the opposite door.
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She dropped the book on her foot and let out a row/string of expletives.
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He ran over uttering an unrepeatable expletive on the way as he recognised my predicament, which by this time was serious.
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As suggested by his title "KMAG YOYO," an acronym soldiers use that stands for "Kiss My Expletive Guys, You're On Your Own," Hayes Carll doesn't concern himself with politeness or discretion.
ABC News: Top Stories
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Stunned, the CEO let loose a stream of expletives and walked out.
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His laugh is an expletive, a sharp burst of humourless sound.
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There is some evidence that the possibility of dropping expletive subjects is linked to agreement.
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Who knows which expletives he is muttering beneath his vast, furrowed monobrow!
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He returned yesterday to a deafening roar of hisses and boos and expletives.
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expletives were deleted
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All three lawyers who argued and the justices never used the expletives at the heart of the dispute, but instead referred to the "f-word" or the "s-word.
Supreme court justices debate FCC position on TV swearing and nudity
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Cork could also hear Father Kelsey mumble and groan and occasionally toss in an unpriestly expletive.
IRON LAKE
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He fires back with a few choice expletives and some more unimaginative garden-variety trash talk.
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Connor swore, uttering expletives as they came to mind.
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She dropped the book on her foot and let out a row/string of expletives.
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His solo albums have been genuinely entertaining and well-produced, a fact that is particularly fortunate given that nearly all of the catchiest choruses to his songs contain expletives that can't be sung on the radio.
The Dream of Being Discoverable - Anil Dash
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I had barely opened my mouth to hurl expletives before he said something else.
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The text which sparked this query to the List was an analysis of expletive infixing.
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March 25th, 2010 at 11: 58 am snoopy says: who knew that ignorant cursing of expletives was patriotic?
Think Progress » McCain refuses to condemn Palin’s ‘reload’ rhetoric.
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Mouthing angry expletives, he stopped walking and paced in tight circles like a caged beast.
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Never mind that most of his rapping was a spume of spittle and expletives – you expect that at a hip-hop show.
The worst gig we ever played: musicians on their on-stage lows
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How about an expletive from the mouth of Albert Belle?
USATODAY.com - Gonzo's gum? How about Brett's pine tar rag?
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The expletive is entirely implied, and Politico reports that the Clark campaign insists that the ad not be described as using an expletive.
Clark: Michele Bachmann hasn't done @#%! for her district
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Israeli windsurfing bronze medalist Shahar Zubari used a scatological expletive to describe the Chinese in an interview with the Yediot Ahronot daily on Friday.
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Proven track record, big name U, lots of other fellows from my PI and * ta-da* - 46%, 249 priority score ... as for my PI, well he said lets look at the reviews and see if we can fix it - something along the lines of how its the luck of the draw with the review com. as depressing as it is, it kinda motivated me to get this paper out, the whole "I'll show you gosh darnit (insert your own expletives here)" here's the real kicker - I got my scores at the beginning of this month, still waiting for the comments, and the next resubmission is Dec 8th - otherwise I am stuck waiting until the 8th of April (which won't work) GRRRR ....
FAIL
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Lloyd Blankfein and other Goldman executives were lambasted by lawmakers for "unbridled greed" in an often-electric daylong showdown between Wall Street and Congress - with expletives frequently undeleted.
Goldman Denies Wrongdoing During Crisis
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He yelled a series of expletives at his unwitting assassin, a volley that culminated in the words: ‘Watch it, fatso!’
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To sum up alliteratively: expletives extended endurance.
Times, Sunday Times
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While a police captain barked orders through a bullhorn, an angry crowd of 3,000 people shouted back expletives.
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He uttered several vigorous expletives when he dropped the iron on his foot.
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He muttered expletives on court towards the end but quickly apologised.
The Sun
