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• And how vulgar! (10)
• Excuse vulgar words. (10)
• The man makes one vulgar. (10)
• She must be a vulgar woman. (10)
• Vulgar archness imitates it. (10)
• A little vulgar, perhaps, by Jove! (10)
• But this is a very vulgar business. (8)
• She left the vulgar far below her. (12)
• Evidently this was no vulgar assassin. (1)
• The vulgar sort embrace the devil at that stage. (10)
• She accused me of having picked up a vulgar idea. (10)
• There, not to be vulgar, was distinction, and merit. (4)
• She might or might not be good, in the vulgar sense. (10)
• There, certainly, to the vulgar, mind a tail is visible. (10)
• You know that there are so many inn-keepers who are vulgar. (18)
• The very idea of conquest seemed to him vulgar, mean, horrid. (8)
• She could not jilt him; there was something vulgar in the word! (8)
• If you are sparklingly vulgar with the English, you are aristocratic. (10)
• The perception of the worth of the vulgar is fruitful in discoveries . (9)
• The art of leading the vulgar in itself does no discredit to its practitioner. (16)
• It was vulgar to be stout, to talk of being stout; he had a chest, nothing more. (8)
• The art of leading the vulgar, in itself, does no discredit to its practitioner. (16)
• He need not shrink from giving pleasure to the vulgar because bad art pleases them. (9)
• They were not parasites; not the kind of men found hanging about vulgar profligates. (10)
• Now this being successfully done, do you see, Royalty declines to listen to vulgar tattle. (10)
• Remote as he appeared from vulgar anxiety, he was the first to speak and betray his state. (10)
• In the vulgar reaction from this, you are of course as trivial, if you like, at Niagara, as anywhere. (9)
• It is the difference of the elect and the vulgar; of the ideal of love from the coupling of the herds. (10)
• Renee complains that she loses the vulgar art of walking in her complaisant attention to the fine Arts. (10)
• He grovelled inwardly; it was all so low and coarse and vulgar; it was all so just and apt to his deserts. (9)
• They were not of the holiday crowd, and had evidently chosen out this vulgar afternoon for a stolen meeting. (8)
• He had hitherto been free of it, regarding jealousy as a foreign devil, the accursed familiar of the vulgar. (10)
• She was here no doubt because of some memory, and did not mean to try and get out of it by vulgar explanation. (8)
• He had never really known if Sylvia cared for jewels, since one day he happened to remark that they were vulgar. (8)
• The man was so horridly vulgar; his gloves were never clean; I had to hold a bouquet to my nose when I talked to him. (10)
• Gambling is strictly prohibited, and fines are imposed upon the employee who is heard using profane or vulgar language. (21)
• True sympathy requires such delicate insight of the soul that he who feels it scorns to use the shop-worn, vulgar word. (12)
• They permeate the educated atmosphere of fastidious clubs as extensively as they do the ignorant miasma of vulgar saloons. (16)
• The case admits of good pleading either way, even upon the issue whether the exclusive or the vulgar be the more barbarous. (10)
• It assured her that Nevil was not wrong, and dispelled her notion of the vulgar imbroglio of a rich uncle and two thirsty nephews. (10)
• He was down among them, lower than the herd, rolling in vulgar epithets that, attached to one like him, became of monstrous distortion. (10)
• Vulgar phrases have to be endured, except when our intimates are guilty, and then we are not merely offended, we are compromised by them. (10)
• Still she had the consolation that Rose, seeing the vulgar mother, might turn from Evan: a poor distant hope, meagre and shapeless like herself. (10)
• He thought of him the night before in the company of those ladies and gentlemen, and he quivered in resentment of his vulgar, braggart, uncouth nature. (9)
• Her unwonted breach of delicacy in speaking publicly of her present, and the vulgar persistency of her sticking to the theme, very much perplexed him. (10)
• This apartment building stood out from its vulgar neighbors with a kind of aristocratic distinction that called the passer-by to admire its frugal plainness. (13)
• That same hard game, to which his uncle had just condemned him, gave Coburn his bad manners, his hit-you-in-the-face style of address, his vulgar, yelping speech. (13)

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