Raunchy used in a sentence

Raunchy in a sentence as an adjective

Among friends, I make and laugh at raunchy jokes.

There are some pretty raunchy apps on the app store - did you see I'd Cap That last summer?

I don't care about a slimy persona or raunchy brands.

Take over a Muslim's account and post raunchy items on it and that person might end up dead.

The owner could easily throw up some raunchy content, which would make for a weird experience when it comes to discussions like this one.

I got on their extremely raunchy, six-email-a-day mailing list without my consent and couldn't get off.

In the case of DNA's license suspension a few years back they found some allegedly-too-raunchy patron behavior at a gay event.

When you have content filter off in the settings, usually a few clicks through groups, user profiles or favorites would lead you to explicit content and from there to really raunchy stuff.

> There's been plenty of outrage to go around: Some parents are angry to see teens criminalized for simply being sexual, while others find the raunchy shots pornographic, another blinking neon sign of moral decay in a "Girls Gone Wild" era.

Specifically, the cultural backdrop to the statement is that we[1] have a recent tradition of using the transition from "pure, sweet good-girl teen" to "raunchy, sexualised young woman" as a kind of marketing event for female pop stars who began their careers as teenage TV stars.