Sentence examples for crass gesture from inspiring English sources
He would have understood the revealingly crass gesture which soured the Dutchman's arrival at Old Trafford.Anyone wishing to read about the new signing on United's official website could not do so without signing up to a marketing initiative disguised as a prize draw.
"It was a crass and clumsy gesture from an increasingly isolated tinpot despot – a morally deranged authoritarian who was at that very moment clinging desperately on to political power in the face of international sanctions and a rising chorus of international condemnation," he said.
"It was a crass and clumsy gesture from an increasingly isolated tin pot despot, a morally deranged authoritarian," he said, referring to Putin.
However, coaxing the crowd to raise one finger during unity anthem We Come 1 is a gesture so crass even Jim Kerr would give it the middle finger.
Somehow the sparseness helps make this gesture seem timely and respectful rather than crass.
What about that?" Mr Keller gestured vaguely toward "other constitutional" provisions that bar such a crass form of partisanship in licence-plate approvals, yet he could not identify one.The justices were equally disquieted by the implications of holding in the Sons' favour.
His full-throated espousal of traditional morals and Christian principles along with symbolic gestures like naming 1983 the "Year of the Bible" looked like crass politics to many observers, but linger as forceful evidence for many conservative Christians of Reagan's unique example.
So is asking for cash on your wedding day crass or sensible; could vouchers be the option; or would you prefer to make a token gesture to charity à la Will and Kate?
The ancient gesture of digitus impudicus "impudent finger" to the Romans -- may be "repugnant, distasteful, and crass" and beyond free speech protection, but directed by one motorist against another does not by itself constitute disorderly conduct, a Texas appeals court has ruled.
This contest feels crass.
