Sentence examples for coarse with from inspiring English sources

The orchestral playing here was coarse, with some alarming blowsy climactic moments.

His first porcelain was coarse, with many faults, and it was liable to smoke staining during firing.

His voice -- tart, coarse, with a liberal pinch of twang -- felt painfully exposed, adding weight to his lyrics about cutting loose from an exhausted love affair.

It continues to send even the best skaters in the world flying and skidding across its alligator skin (a surface that has only become more coarse with time), breaking bones, snapping tendons and ripping open palms.

As directed by Gary Griffin, her performance exquisitely balances the coarse with the lyric, the forced bravura of a bully with the vulnerability and spiritual hunger of a lonely quester.

The orchestra performed some concerts in Carnegie Hall, but the early recordings made in 8-H often sound boxy, dry, and flat, even a little coarse, with blaring trumpets and insufficient solidity in the lower strings.

As expected, the grain size distribution of the SP grew progressively coarser with the addition of CG.

To enable the data hiding, the quantization is made coarser with the finer levels reserved to represent the embedded bits.

It is also the inductive limit of a sequence of Hilbert spaces in which the topologies get rapidly coarser with increasing n.

The primary reticulation consists of a more or less regular fine meshwork, whereas the secondary reticulation is coarser with larger meshes of a more irregular, often oblong, shape.

In the test, whose results are illustrated in Fig. 10, we compare the Fine partition with partition 1 (Fine 1), the Coarse partition with partition 2 (Coarse 2), and the Coarse partition with partition 1 (Coarse 1).