Sentence examples for a crass version from inspiring English sources
At best, it is a crass version of the case against ISIS one finds more methodically expressed on Humumna -- that is, not an assault on the underlying ideology but rather on the failure of the organization to live up to it.
The -ILF section of the slang (if you don't know what MILF means, go ahead and google) reminds me of a crasser version of the now ubiquitous "hot".
Magazines gushed that she had found her Ben Bradlee, but the relationship soured after news broke that they planned to offer lobbyists the chance to underwrite "intimate and exclusive" dinners, for up to $250,000, with Obama officials and Post journalists in Ms. Weymouth's home, a seemingly crass version of Kay Graham's salons.
Anyone who doesn't go absolutely bananas for the 303 breakdown in Yeah (Crass version) obviously doesn't have a pulse.
Much like Beat Connection, Yeah (in its "Crass version"; the "Pretentious version" is a less frantic, more groove-laden thing) takes its own sweet time over its 10-minute duration, in no hurry to hit its peak of oscillating sequencers, feverishly hammered bongos, and Murphy and Whang's drowsy repetition of the title's key word.
On "Yeah (Crass Version)," "Daft Punk Is Playing at My House," even the dim "Drunk Girls," LCD Soundsystem were punchy and ornate all at once.
Wearing a garish warmup jacket, he transports the audience with a crass, incoherent, and banal routine — a devolved version of Chris Rock — about how Cold Stone Creamery turns customers into junkies: "Put some ice cream in a cup with some sprinkles, put your dick in a Butterfinger and fuck it for me, please!
Is this a crass strategy?
If so, it was a crass mistake.
Had I become a crass consumer?
