Sentence examples for coarse kind from inspiring English sources

Salish oral tradition about the canine is corroborated by historical accounts, such as the journal of 18th century explorer George Vancouver, who wrote that the Salish dogs had coats that were "a mixture of a coarse kind of wool, with very fine, long hair, capable of being spun into yarn".

1/3 Vermiculite - the coarse kind - in 4 cubic foot bag.

In these metamorphic crystals, tiny crystals are re-crystallized toward coarser kinds.

Or else they are testicles, in which case the poem must be referring to a coarser, orgasmic kind of music: I have raised and poised a fiddle Which, will you lend it ears, Will utter music's model: The music of the spheres.

"One, it's very much associated with manual labour, and therefore it's a coarse, lower-class kind of sense, traditionally.

Mix until coarse crumbs form.

They just didn't like it, because it was kind of coarse and it was about power".

The framing inspires the kind of coarse racial quantifying from which the issue is ostensibly trying to escape.

Coarse behavior of any kind -- a raised voice, a four-letter word or, worst of all, calling boys on the phone -- was cause for a good, long grounding.

On the way they passed several rowdy taverns where singing and the thumping of drums and female shrieks signalled some kind of coarse entertainment.

The mass media have trivialized eroticism, and replaced it with titillation, and a kind of coarse, juvenile sensitivity, as the mass media do with everything.