Sentence examples for crap in a from inspiring English sources

"The same old primitivism crap in a new package," as Ralph Ellison called it, in a letter to Albert Murray.

Apple has already said it would appeal against a ruling against the company; CEO Tim Cook called the investigation "political crap" in a recent 60 Minutes interview.

See articleColombia's president, Juan Manuel Santos, sacked General Leonardo Barrero, the head of the armed forces, after it emerged that he had called the prosecution of soldiers for extrajudicial killings "a bunch of crap" in a telephone conversation.

This MP dismissed the evidence for climate change as "rubbish", writing: "Volcanoes spew out more crap in a week than mankind and all other forms of life do in a year".

William Nash, the Marine Corps's director of psychological health, told me that such symptoms appear in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders "as pathologized, distorted, inappropriate responses, and that's crap in a situation like this.

In addition to saying "climate change is crap", in a more considered interview with the ABC's Four Corners, Abbott said: "I have pointed out in the past that there was that high year a few years ago and the warming, if you believe various measuring organisations, hasn't increased … the point is not the science, the point is how should government respond, and we have a credible response".

Michael Palin has said that a lot of Monty Python's material was "crap", in an interview with the Telegraph.

Duflo, who is so decorous that she uses asterisks to soften the word "crap" in an instant-message exchange, reacted to that quote with unusual heat.

Apple CEO Tim Cook has dismissed claims that his company paid very little in US corporation taxes on billions of dollars of overseas revenue as "total political crap" in an interview with American news programme 60 Minutes.

I reported the news and Martz responded by calling it "crap" in an interview with the Sporting News.

Still, a less-than-stellar Weezer album is better than most of the crap in an average iPod playlist.