| 41. | She is profane, she is harsh, she is a bigot.
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| 42. | Normally mild-mannered residents turn profane when the umbrella is mentioned.
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| 43. | It includes murder, mayhem and foul and profane language.
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| 44. | They also yelled profane messages while Cridland was playing defense.
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| 45. | It is sacred and mildly profane, full of grandeur and corrosion.
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| 46. | Unfortunately, the vagina has always attracted more profane than sacred attention.
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| 47. | They are dreadlocked and tattooed, profane and sometimes profound.
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| 48. | The primary distinction is not private-public but sacred-profane.
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| 49. | In Whitby, the sacred gives way to the profane.
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| 50. | He's profane, explosive, stubborn and sometimes a pain.
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