bawdier造句
例句与造句
- Young laughter was also heard quite clearly at some of the play's bawdier moments.
- The bawdier side of death has made French-Canadian director Denys Arcand an Academy Award winner.
- But it might be fun to watch again, together, although Grandma will blush at a few of the bawdier bits.
- The stage names of " Hinge " and " Bracket " were chosen after careful deliberation, and in preference to bawdier alternatives.
- Verbal echoes of Shakespeare's play also occur in " Blurt " & mdash; though the latter play is bawdier.
- It's difficult to find bawdier in a sentence. 用bawdier造句挺难的
- The musical's three-city tour of Japan ( with Japanese subtitles ) in August was on the surface an odd fit, particularly in its bawdier aspects.
- For some reason, the comedians in my computer seem to think I enjoy only off-color humor, the bawdier the better ( as in full-screen, full frontal ).
- Gable kissed her goodbye and they did not stay in touch, as Gable found Lombard to be bawdier than he was willing to handle, and Lombard found Gable to be overly conceited.
- But I do think that I do get away _ I hate using that expression _ with some of the bawdier stuff I do, because I liken it to ( Marx Brothers'foil ) Margaret Dumont.
- Another clue to the puzzle of their success is that their act relies on a proven formula : a bawdier version of what kept the television show " Candid Camera " on the air for so long.
- The mooning and swooning of the nobility is mirrored by the bawdier amours of Don Armado ( Timothy Spall ) and Jaquenetta ( Stefania Rocca ), whose cleavage inspires some of Branagh's most inventive camera work.
- This Becky is a bawdier, lustier woman who, by giving us a character who aspires to be that which she already is by nature, peppers this humorously raw telling with a weightier conflict, conscience and irony.
- There's one sub-plot about an international terrorist that seems derived indirectly from Robert Ludlum's Liquidator series, Gardner showed that he can be much slyer, funnier and bawdier than he has allowed himself to be here.
- They also adapted works for children for'The King's Treasuries of Literature', a series edited by Arthur Quiller-Couch : " The Canterbury Pilgrims " bowdlerised some of the bawdier elements of the Canterbury Tales.
- Many of the English translations were antiquated and inaccurate, while fear of prosecution for obscenity had forced the editors to disguise the bawdier passages by translating risky Greek writings into Latin while those in Latin were left in the original or put into Italian.
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