| Yet at the same time he couldn't stop himself from playing the vulgarian and disgracing himself. |
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| If this makes my Dad sound like a low vulgarian, I suppose that's partly true. |
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| Serios plays the part of a buffoon, a vulgarian blessed with a minor telepathic power. |
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| It's as though the simple act of having a mark on your skin – any mark – makes you a vulgarian. |
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| What Petronius thought of his imperial patron may be indicated by his treatment of the rich vulgarian Trimalchio in the Satyricon. |
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| But you see, I am not an American vulgarian like this Jackie character. |
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| Admirably, he downplays Orff the vulgarian and shapes this most popular of 20th century choral works into something more than just a series of orgiastic bangs and crashes. |
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| Before Tomasson, the co-director and trendsetter of S. F. B. was Michael Smuin, a cheerful vulgarian who had worked as a night-club dancer in his youth and liked razzle-dazzle better than classical ballet. |
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| My enthusiastic guide, who described herself as 'a Beckham co-worker', ex-plained that the architecture of this dazzlingly vulgarian food mall, this corridor of grease, is Art Deco. |
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| It is a measure of Murdoch's discipline that he did not explode at the implication that he was some sort of uncaged vulgarian or at the idea that the Bancrofts would control the paper after selling it. |
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| Many of these words were coined to describe the fantasticated foods served up by the vulgarian mega-rich host. |
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| And Chu-Chi Face, in which Nichola McAuliffe's sexy baroness runs rings around Brian Blessed's Vulgarian baron, is even more clearly than before a pastiche of Lehar operetta. |
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