Sentence examples for a sort of crude from inspiring English sources
There was a sort of crude subtlety to the procedure.
"The one thing that I think would be a mistake is to think of Lynton Crosby as a sort of crude, ball-busting Australian outsider.
When "Seinfeld" introduced the phrase "not that there's anything wrong with that" in connection to the possibility of a character being gay, GLBTQ characters were a rarity on TV and thus that joke may have served as a sort of crude but useful enlightening tool.
It will take longer to introduce, that's true, but it will be more effective and efficient in the longer term than simply clobbering people with a rather sort of crude short term mansion tax".
"It will take longer to introduce, that's true, but it will be more effective and efficient in the long term than just sort of clobbering people with a rather sort of crude, short-term mansion tax".
They say it encourages production of a particularly dirty sort of crude from oil sands and would threaten sensitive lands and water sources along its route.
The queues at places like MEATliquor still snake around the block, Byron is still packed out every night and you can't move for chefs and food bloggers doing all sorts of crude things to bacon.
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My face convulsed with a sort of horror as it made assortment of crude shapes of my expression.
"Women are never victims in that sort of crude way".
