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The defendants have hurt the feelings of plaintiff and association as the said mystic folk poetry is picturized in a vulgar way and have degraded the very theme of the poetry which defines the love of Muslims with God, hence the defendants are liable to pay damages, stated appeal.

It is this tradition and the significance of its continuing popularity--its vulgar appeal--that particularly interests her.

To start at the simplest level, we can state with certainty that young men remember ideas about sex that they have encountered in the form of vulgar comedy.

Her brief was that she doesn't want any vulgar words and or skin-show," Malik told Press Trust of India.

The wrongdoings spreading in our society is the result of reading these vulgar and unethical novels and books.

Anxiety in the novel about the 'vulgar' display or pursuit of wealth, Michie points out, is especially centred on the figure of the heiress: a vulgar rich woman is seen as much more vulgar than a rich man, for 'women reveal the negative effects of possessing wealth in more exaggerated or excessive form than men' (p.

CJ Iftikhar Chaudhry directed the PTA chairman to strictly monitor ads of phone companies and stop running of vulgar advertisements.

Last seen in popular song Character dheela with Salman Khan in the movie Ready, Zarine is open to item songs but does not want to do anything vulgar.

It should be pointed out that it is not only Lady May who has used vulgar language.

El lupus vulgar, una de las formas mas frecuentes de tuber culosis cutanea, es una forma cronica y progresiva que se produce ya sea por inoculacion directa del bacilo en la piel, por diseminacion hematogena o linfatica de un foco endogeno en un paciente previamente sensibilizado con un alto grado de inmunidad frente a Mycobacterium tuberculosis, o por contiguidad con un foco tuberculoso subyacente [4, 6, 7].

Summary: Federico Macheda has described Wayne Rooney in an interview as "a bit working class and vulgar".