Sentence examples for crass expression from inspiring English sources
It's a crass expression, especially when you don't use the acronym, which dilutes the intent and significance of the phrase.
Yet Mussolini and Trump share something: They appeal to an appreciation, even love, of overwhelming ego strength and extreme machismo, however crass in expression — in fact, the crasser and more preposterous the better (shame doesn't exist for some public men).
Social media makes it easy to experiment with extreme versions of one persona, or another; more or less (or much more) crass means of expression.
Grunge is about expression through the crass, so the cheaper the better.
Being seen in one makes its driver look irredeemably crass.
And it is true that Chomsky believes that humans are driven by the desire for creative expression, not by anything so crass and petty as advantage.
But these photos raise the question of how we might react if the photography weren't for artistic expression (and artistic profit) but for personal gratification, or for more crass, commercial ends.
If you see art in terms of its monetary value, then surely the policy isn't crass; if, however, you have an inkling of appreciation for art as an expression of the human spirit, then crassness is as crassness does.
An expression of regret - "This really sucks" (or "stinks" for the less crass. But I assure you, it does suck!). 2. A profession of love and friendship.
This contest feels crass.
