obscenity (noun)

1. The controversial artist used obscenity in his paintings to shock and challenge societal norms.

2. The avant-garde building design incorporated elements of obscenity, pushing boundaries of traditional aesthetic standards.

3. In the futuristic world of the sci-fi novel, the protagonist encounters a society where obscenity is completely acceptable and even celebrated.

4. The novel explores the theme of obscenity through the explicit and graphic descriptions of the protagonist's experiences.

1. During the trial of Lenny Bruce in 1964, his use of obscenity on stage challenged the boundaries of free speech.

2. The novel 'Tropic of Cancer' by Henry Miller pushed the boundaries of obscenity in literature when it was published in 1934.

3. The anime series 'Prison School' received criticism for its explicit content and portrayal of obscenity.

4. Some adult-oriented cartoons like 'South Park' often include elements of obscenity in their humor and storytelling.

1. The provocative painting contained elements of obscenity, challenging societal norms and pushing boundaries.

2. The comedian shocked the audience with an obscenity-laden joke that left them in stitches.

3. He whispered an obscenity softly in her ear, igniting a passionate fire between them.

4. The religious leader condemned the use of obscenity, emphasizing the importance of purity and divinity in speech.