Sentence examples for a bit of crude from inspiring English sources

And she emphasized the playfulness in the songs by acting out some of the lyrics: in the middle of "Judas Kiss (Brutus Diss)," she used a bit of crude sign language to underscore her exasperation.

"It's a bit of a crude thing," Bleakley squirms, and Chiles admits, "We're both embarrassed talking about money.

In what could be seen as a bit of excess, "Crude" is actually being celebrated by two such gatherings.

For many young women, so I am told, the rupture of the hymen is a nasty bit of crude surgery, often painful and traumatic, but absolutely necessary for the survival of our species.

Gender differences are acknowledged in the display of a nylon stocking and crude approximations of designer handbags made from metal mesh and chain, sometimes with a car logo attached, using a bit of tar- or crude-oil-like substance.

Part of that might be because there's a still a bit of a bias that crude oil prices usually rise, O'Neill said.

It does this through a bit of nifty but fairly crude sentiment analysis, turning any tweet with the hashtag #rummble into something the service will understand.

Perhaps Trump could use a bit of 30-second therapy to get all of the crude, cruel, flippant words out of his system.

Because the stereotypes, however crude and however unfair to individuals, contain a bit of extra information.

There is quite a bit of debate around how lasting the negative effects of the Brexit result will be for crude oil.

Responding to media reports from Tuesday that crude was leaking from a rig operated by Diamond Offshore Drilling, Citigroup analyst Robin Shoemaker advises a bit of perspective.