Sentence examples for but coarsely from inspiring English sources

Ford's social symbolism isn't especially subtle or measured: working-class white America in effect gets the "basket of deplorables" treatment here, give or take Michael Shannon's sympathetic but coarsely law-bending sheriff.

In the chicken laab ($12), a salad spiked with lime, chile, fish sauce, shallots and cilantro, the meat is not ground, as is traditional, but coarsely chopped and deep-fried into burnished nuggets — the better for popping compulsively into your mouth.

A phrase such as "off piste" tells us how Harry spends his hols [see footnote], but is coarsely unHoratian.

We study Guoliang Yu's Property A and construct metric spaces which do not satisfy Property A but embed coarsely into the Hilbert space.

But a coarsely worded message critical of Mr. Lay that Mr. Vernon posted in November under a screen alias was traced back to him in less than a day.

The reflective and diffusive reflection coefficients of the walls, indeed, could not be directly measured but were coarsely determined so that the of the simulated impulse response would approximate the estimated one in a given test position.

The cap surface is dry, smooth and whitish when young, often with yellowish or brownish stains, but becomes coarsely scaly and darkens to dull brownish-ochre with age.

The soil structure is medium blocky or even crumb near the soil surface but becomes coarsely prismatic at some depth.

Koepcke's is very similar to Tropical, but has more coarsely patterned underparts.

But it is coarsely sugary, a little shellac-like in aroma and has an edge of bitterness.

President Trump coarsely but correctly commented during a Cabinet meeting Thursday that China is "sending that garbage and killing our people.