| The maimed typefaces produced by this kind of drive-by bowdlerism are boring and never as useful as the ones they began as. |
| Tales abound of Bacchanalian excess and Lost Weekends, and when the Lord's party convened at the clubhouse last month, they revelled in reminiscing without bowdlerism. |
| Bowdlerism, named after Dr Thomas Bowdler, has been around longer than Comstockery, named for Anthony Comstock. |
| So long as I am a school director I will raise my voice against bowdlerism, and censorship of any kind. |
| This classic example of politically correct bowdlerism is not the end of the world, to be sure. |
| This edition restores Hardy's original punctuation and removes the bowdlerisms forced upon the text on its initial publication. |
