Sentence examples for a crude form from inspiring English sources

But I.S.L.M. is a crude form of Keynesianism.

Emigration was a crude form of disaster relief.

The tape is a crude form of memory, its contents doubling as data and code.

Mr. Fischer shook his head over Ms. Däubler-Gmelin's comments, which she has denied making in such a crude form.

This was the first time that motion capture (albeit in a crude form) was used in a video game.

"They did it in the hope of obtaining evidence against the rebels and also as a crude form of insurance claim against lost property," Ohlmeyer said.

Sooner or later anyone who believes in innate human goodness is bound to reinvent the idea of evil in a cruder form.

"In the old days, there was the same concept but in a cruder form," said Bruce Hartshorn, president of Potomac Aerial Surveys, a surveying company in Frederick, Md. "It was all done by hand in ink on Mylar.

Anti-realism comes in many forms, but let us take as an example a (somewhat crude) form of verificationism.

Relief carving in stone was a medium of expression popular with the Sumerians and first appears in a rather crude form in Protoliterate times.

The Living Newspaper had been a relatively crude form of propaganda elsewhere.