| Poll's authority is undermined by each autograph he signs, every swearword he returns with interest when Premiership passions overflow. |
| Closer to home, a swearword by mild-mannered former British Prime Minister John Major, caused him to soar in people's estimations. |
| His speeches of the 1980s were intelligent and clearly done, introducing the songs in the most enjoyable and often entertaining manner, with the occasional swearword to spice up the lot. |
| Third, the stronger the swearword, the harder we ought to think about using it. |
| It is stupid to use it as a swearword or an insult. |
| A church hall, where 20 years ago God's praises were sung, now has clothing, record, and book stalls where one stall was promoting a band with a swearword in its name. |
