Fans across the nation could hear a rougher style coming out of the hardscrabble city of Bakersfield, where the great Buck Owens and his band layered piercing vocal harmonies and chicken pickin' guitar solos over a driving, honky-tonk and rockabilly rhythm.
The Threepenny Opera defined a whole notion of performance in "rough style", one that continues to inform the world of rock today.
Some members of The Eight adopted a rough, realistic style, utilizing flashy brushwork on a dark ground in a manner reminiscent of Édouard Manet, Gustave Courbet, and the German Düsseldorf school.
Clyde Beatty, an American cat trainer popular from his debut in the 1920s until his death in 1965, used a rough, fighting style in the cage; his act was punctuated with the cracks of his whip and shots fired from his blank gun.
The film, which explores generational differences and psychological baggage within this extended family of émigrés, is an extraordinarily rich and human ensemble piece, filmed in a rough documentary style that draws you to the bosom of this boisterous clan to a degree that few movies ever do.
Simmons also served as the film's fight choreographer, employing a rough fighting style.
Sketched in a rough, pencilled style, the comic blurs the line between anime-nodding and teenage sketchbook heartache.
In consequence, a rough communication style may not necessarily be perceived as offending but may be perfectly appropriate for some patients' needs.
But there was an across-the-board exasperation with the rough style of the campaign.
In the 200 years after his death, his loose handling of paint, which the Dutch called rough style, was out of fashion to such an extent that his canvases were often viewed as unfinished.
