Vulgarity in a sentence as a noun

I think you're muddling up vulgarity with swearing.

A slide deck full of vulgarity is probably not going to get passed around.

And vulgarity has it's honored place in the lexicon.

A bit of humor is always refreshing, but vulgarity is a no no.

We can fairly say that some people could care less about vulgarity and others are bothered by it.

"Also, you were expecting something other than vulgarity from the founders of a game like that?

Excuse my vulgarity but the page managed to be insulting, clueless, and factually inaccurate all at the same time.

Moreover, I found your response to be gratuitously offensive as it paired vulgarity with an implied insult to your parent commenter.

My mother has frequently commented on the general rudeness, vulgarity, uncivilness, etc. in recent generations versus when she grew up in the 1950's. I suspect this is not just nostalgia.

These assaults are absolutely not new, but from my limited vantage point, previous assaults have mostly revolved around vulgarity.

And somehow we've gone from a minor request for the removal of vulgarity to "cultural imperialism".

I personally encountered a handful of Christian musicians who stated our use of vulgarity and drug references were the reason they were not interested in our product.

From the Terms of Service:"incites, advocates, or expresses pornography, obscenity, vulgarity, profanity, hatred, bigotry, racism, or gratuitous violence.

Staring at the Braille-like letters formed of gargantuan pixels on the screen with the finesse of sandbags being hurtled in place against the torrent of information pouring down his Ethernet connection, the notion of finely crafting the text of an email message with the pristine elegance of detail rendered to the precision of not just the vulgarity of a "dozen" but to the exactness of "12" typesetter's points escaped him like a pedigree-free canine chasing a slobber-laden ball.

Vulgarity definitions

noun

the quality of lacking taste and refinement

See also: coarseness commonness grossness vulgarism raunch