1 The words had been on his tongue all the evening, but now that he had spoken them they struck him as inexpressibly vulgar and out of place.
2 She had always thought that only common vulgar men visited such women.
3 It gives him a very vulgar appearance when he walks-- well, it doesn't look very pretty.
4 He walked with some difficulty and, as Aunt Pitty had remarked, spraddled in a very vulgar way.
5 They all thought that obvious money-making and even talk of money were vulgar in the extreme.
6 But I will satisfy your vulgar curiosity since you ask such pointed questions.
7 She loved gaudy and expensive jewelry but she had an uneasy feeling that everyone was saying, with perfect truth, that this ring was vulgar.
8 The ladies felt that he was odiously, unendurably vulgar.
9 He was aware that the qualities distinguishing her from the herd of her sex were chiefly external: as though a fine glaze of beauty and fastidiousness had been applied to vulgar clay.
10 Lost causes had a romantic charm for her, and she liked to picture herself as standing aloof from the vulgar press of the Quirinal, and sacrificing her pleasure to the claims of an immemorial tradition.
11 Her vulgar cares were at an end.
12 He was no less conscious than before of what was said of Lily Bart, but he could separate the woman he knew from the vulgar estimate of her.
13 The truth was that her funds, as usual, were inconveniently low; and to neither Dorset nor his wife could this vulgar embarrassment be safely hinted.
14 She was in fact in urgent and immediate need of money: money to meet the vulgar weekly claims which could neither be deferred nor evaded.
15 She remembered, and tried to forget, and remembered more sharply the vulgar detail of her husband's having observed the ancient customs of the land by chewing tobacco.