Sentence examples for crass from from inspiring English sources

It's aiming for randomness – slurs are offered against Liz from Atomic Kitten's ladyparts; there's a crossdressing dwarf – although some constants emerge: threadbare production values, underqualified performers and a failure to filter the amusingly crass from the merely offensive.

The tape was constructed by Crass from edited recordings of Margaret Thatcher and Ronald Reagan.

Crass, from Essex, merged a vehement, straight-ahead punk rock style with a committed anarchist mission, and played a major role in the emerging anarcho-punk movement.

Jesse Owens would surely have added to his four golds - and three Olympic records - from Berlin had a crass ban from US authorities and the global Armageddon of World War II not intervened.

Adam Goodes rose above racist abuse from a fan and then a crass joke from Collingwood's president, Eddie McGuire.

Her own opinion about the new stadium — and, perhaps, the new management — might be inferred from the prominence she gives to the naysayers ("We hate the new Yankee Stadium; the new Yankee Stadium was built for people that aren't true fans") and to crass images from an online catalog of old-stadium memorabilia ("Freeze-Dried Grass From the Original Yankee Stadium, $99.99").

But then, hardly anyone expects more than crass opportunism from this particular corner of the culture.

There were some crass sounds from the horns, perhaps also the result of podium insistence.

Meanwhile, the site's serenity is being overwhelmed by crass commercialisation, from the Las Vegas-style shopping malls in the mushrooming town, Siem Reap, to a gaudy Angkor theme park just outside the complex.

Even allowing for Hamas's brutality, no democracy should be happy with a military strategy that results in the death of so many children (let alone the crass claim from Israel's ambassador to Washington that its soldiers deserve a Nobel peace prize).

Manuel Cortes, of the TSSA rail union, said: "Our ticket inspectors do a difficult enough job without these sort of crass comments from Sir Peter adding to their often stressful working day".