Sentence examples for How crudely from inspiring English sources
One of the virtues of her thoughtful, many-layered fiction is to remind us of how crudely, how unprovisionally, most things are put.
The hosts, in their turn, are positively heroic in masking distaste with a show of sportsmanship, no matter how crudely some of the visitors behave.
To ponder the Italian potentate and the Hollywood reprobate is to be reacquainted with how crudely, brashly or blindly many of the most successful and self-important people behave.
When I finally saw the film on its re-release in 1990, it was more like revisiting it (but I was disappointed to see how crudely sitcom-like much of the humour was).
The role of Southern white members of Congress in the New Deal and Fair Deal eras is not a new subject for Katznelson, but he dissects it here compellingly, reminding us painfully how crudely racist American society was just one human lifetime ago.
Yet how swiftly and crudely the personal becomes the racial!
Dr Felix Naughton, senior research associate at the University of Cambridge, explains how we find crudely personalised spam insulting.
When she wonders, thinking back, if a crucial act "hadn't been purely personal, aimed against Minette Swift as an individual, and not 'racist,' " she must also acknowledge "how swiftly and crudely the personal becomes the racial".
That, put crudely, is how many people regard pacifism.
Fraser succinctly demonstrates how Operation Christmas Child crudely manipulates the desire of British children to show compassion for others.
Gluon is supposed to make building neural nets a key technology in AI that crudely mimics how the human brain learns as easy as building a smartphone app.
