Exemples d'utilisation de So vulgar en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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He is so vulgar!
And the prospect of the resort novel did not seem so vulgar now.
This is so vulgar.
For she is so vulgar in that way, and, poor little thing, she is such a.
They are so vulgar.
Argue- this is so vulgar. After all, in a respectable society they always hold the same opinion.
But she's so vulgar.
So vulgar is not a theologian steeped modernist heresy of the worst as Andrea Grillo, you can mock the Venerable Pope Benedict XVI and with him the holy man of God Cardinal Robert Sarah, after having already taken to teasing the Cardinal Carlo Caffarra and Cardinal Gerhard Ludwig Müller.
It's just, ugh, so vulgar.
It's my first time seeing someone so vulgar that heaven and earth would be shocked and the demons themselves would weep.
But it's all so vulgar.
Halifax is so vulgar and stifling.
Do you have to be so vulgar?
Do you think me so vulgar to believe such a thing?
You don't need to be so vulgar..
These people are so vulgar in their methods.
But she had also heard scandalous tales about Ann's conduct on her voyage out from England in 1835 andof Ann's intention of returning to England because"her husband being so vulgar, she can't live at peace with him.
Disagreements are so vulgar, don't you think?
The people are so vulgar.
Was life always so trivial,always so vulgar, always so loveless, pale and awkward as the Europeans have made it?
Kids these days are so vulgar.
He gets punched for being so vulgar, but he gives a heartfelt speech at the end.
Well, so much gold, so vulgar.
All your songs are so vulgar about your women..
Do you imagine Zola back in our so vulgar times?
But the treatment here is so vulgar, tedious and uninspired.
There was nothing that was so explicit and so vulgar in language.
But in Konaraka you will find the whole thing is so vulgar, so horrid, where the artists- poor things- had nothing to say.
Words of love so vulgar.
Moreover, and perhaps just because the death of other people seemed to him so conclusive, so vulgar an accident, the thought of his own death filled him with horror and he shunned any consideration that might lead to it.