Sentence examples for completely crass from inspiring English sources
His portrait is completely crass.
It was both sharp and completely naïve, crass and sort of innocent, a sparkly anti-performance.
"Mr McDonnell's remarks about the IRA, apart from being completely wrong, are crass, insensitive and an insult to the thousands of British people, police and servicemen who have been murdered, maimed or bereaved by the actions of these terrorists.
He could make all the crass jokes he liked.
Asked about De Villiers' statements, Rowntree said: "It was completely out of order – crass, pathetic.
The results of football's forays into dance music have been responsible for some of the most ludicrous, grotesque, crass, and completely brilliant, productions ever made.
And, unlike other lists, the Happy List is not a crass hierarchy but a completely unranked celebration of good deeds, large and small.
Putin denied any Kremlin involvement, saying at the time – in a statement that sounded crass, but was not completely wrong – that her death was "more damaging to the current authorities, both in Russia and the Chechen Republic, than her activities".
This bold and somewhat crass phrase conjures a completely accurate metaphor.
But remember the whole time: Class not crass.
