Sentence examples for crass's from inspiring English sources

Crass's The Feeding of the 5000 is out now, with reissues of the rest of the band's catalogue out in the near future.

"I think if you take Crass's songs, then the sentiments are still relevant, especially as a force for awareness," he says.

It took a while for my daughter to realize the little girl was herself, and it was an assignment from Madeline Crass's second-grade class.

There were the character assassinations: Crass's incandescent Falklands response How Does It Feel to Be the Mother of 1,000 Dead (quoted to the lady herself at Prime Minister's Question Time), the Blow Monkeys' somewhat premature (Celebrate) The Day After You, Morrissey's Margaret on the Guillotine and Elvis Costello's venomous Tramp the Dirt Down.

The record presents Crass's lyrics calmly, often demonstrating how sane and practical they are; it proves once again, and kind of thrillingly this time, that no music is immune to interpretation; and it gives these songs an unreliable narrator, which is just what they deserve.

Crass's Penny Rimbaud Doesn't Care About Urban Outfitters Profiting Off His Band's Name.

It was hard to watch Andy's crass mixed Roger's class.

Even by Californication's crass standards, Sue's got a foul mouth, employed mostly in pursuit of Charlie.

I don't think it's an accident that in the last decade there has been a growing focus on a muscular male physique in our popular culture, a boom in crass men's magazines, an explosion in violent computer games or a professional wrestler who has become governor.

He neatly guys Alex Salmond's crass opportunism after Andy Murray's Wimbledon win – "the fat man in the Royal Box with a flag" – while examining what kind of nation an independent Scotland might be, contending with an interfering UK government in London and a less than warm welcome from the EU.

Most just let it slide because it's not as crass as Trump's formulation of much the same idea.