Sentence examples for crass feel from inspiring English sources

Still, for the many who are opposed to the relocation of the base, the government's lavish inducements have the crass feel of a sudden and unsolicited buyout.

Rob Harvilla of The Village Voice called it "fantastic, by turns triumphant, defiant, and gleefully crass it feels triumphant and relieved and epic even if you discount the tortured backstory".

If the Muppets' social-media forays feel crass and dispiriting, some of that probably has less to do with them, or even with the P.R. lever-pullers at ABC, than it does with us and with the way we have reacted to the so-called news about their love lives.

It remains to be seen if all of this grittiness, for want of a better word, will make the game compelling, adding layers of shade to Jack's story, or feel crass against a real-world backdrop of police officers making wrong decisions in the heat of the moment.

This contest feels crass.

"That one moment felt crass," he said.

Their Marxist analysis of my home felt crass, and disloyal.

By contrast, the release of Battlefield: Hardline directly after the tragedies in Ferguson just feels crass and exploitative.

Under the circumstances, it would have felt crass to unveil others calling for the manager's head and his critics within the ground duly waited.

Mr. Corddry wrote the 10-episode series and brings to it the same outrageousness he contributed to "The Daily Show," but without the news of the day to play against, his humor sometimes feels crass and/or desperate.

"Ninety seconds of bad language that will only be seen on the internet is not a solution to the problems faced by football and the concept of trying to create a 'viral video' to combat homophobia in football feels crass at best".