Sentence examples for coarse ways from inspiring English sources

It also shocked by laying bare Johnson's brutish, bullying, coarse ways.

Eventually, though, she succumbs to his coarse ways, even adopting his crude language, because, well, that's what the public wants.

Those unschooled in garage rock's coarse ways, observing Friday's clamor, might have believed the following exchange between Mr. Childish and the drummer, Bruce Brand.

If you want to express your shock, your anger, your amusement, your disbelief, there are other, less coarse, ways to do it.

So when Ms. Dargis ends her piece with "Eventually, though she succumbs to his coarse ways, even adopting his crude language, because, well, that's what the public wants.

"This is a responsible deal, and Israel should also take a closer look at it and not criticize the agreement in a very coarse way," Steinmeier said.

However, these two techniques assess the interconnectivity of the created wormhole to the rest of the pore system in the reservoir in a coarse way.

The players laughed at the absurdity of the streak, which had reached 56 games dating to last July 25-26, and Francoeur later related that Barajas jokingly declared, in a coarse way, just how pitiful the Mets were that year.

He would never write in such a coarse way, and would be the last person in the world to accuse me of being "a bit dim" for holding the views I do about Rupert Murdoch, as this rough impostor did.

The wittiest would probably be Lincoln, Truman, Kennedy, and in his coarse way, Lyndon Johnson.

"Graduation" can be a very coarse way of gauging success, mostly because we set the bar for achieving it much closer to the way most traditional schools define their "honors" programs.