Sentence examples similar to a crude notion from inspiring English sources
Actually, I'd give him more credit than that; the S-S paper — very unusually for both men, and for Bob Solow in particular — is one of those pieces sometimes described as "rich", with many points alluded to but not many takeaway lines; to the extent that people did take something away, it was the crude notion of a usable downward-sloping Phillips curve, which turned out to be wrong.
In making this distinction, he would be separating reciprocators from nonreciprocators and, in the process, developing crude notions of fairness and of cheating.
But such men entertain very crude notions, as well of the purposes for which government was instituted, as of the true means by which the public happiness may be promoted.
The poster used a crude caricature of a homeless person feeding the notion that a person who is faceless is a non-person.
It's a crude, fan made 3D print, but it does provide some notion of how an Apple phablet might look compared to other gadgets designed for normal human hands.
It mocks the very notion of settled science, which is nothing but a crude attempt to silence critics and delegitimize debate.
In addition, the notion of 'race' itself is often used as a crude proxy marker for presumed biological and social differences, and therefore, research in this area would be better informed with social science input 203.
Communication between employer and employee is limited to facial expressions, hand signals and a crude Spanglish that fails to express all but the most rudimentary notions.
They expose, too, the notion of a monolithic Islam pressing down uniformly on all believers everywhere as a crude caricature.
