use profanity

I mentioned the polls that suggest Harris is leading the traditionally conservative bloc of older voters, and asked Martin if he thought that was because seniors recall a time when a presidential candidate didn’t use profanity and insults.

After the game, Hill told reporters that he was not disrespectful toward the officers and did not use profanity.

“I didn’t use any profanity. I mean, I use profanity, but I didn’t there.”

Continuing to use profanity once back outside, Rice addressed Chu by name, saying, "We demand transparency. We’d hate you to get kicked out of your apartment."

“When we receive emails and phone calls that call us names and use profanity, that’s just not appreciated,” Councilor Tim McGlothlin said right before the vote.