Sentence examples for crass of all from inspiring English sources

Most improbable about MyWay is its creator, Bulldog Holdings, the owner of Iwon.com, considered by some to be perhaps the most garish and crass of all the portals.

"You had even more crass examples of all of these extractive industries literally buying members of Congress".

Meanwhile, in Clubber Lang (Mr T), Rocky III featured one of the most crass racial stereotypes of all: an egotistical, animalistic brute.

Comparative advertising is often shunned as crass in Japan, where companies of all stripes try to project a "friend next door" image of reliability and plainness.

Here's hoping the effect isn't too chilling, because the V.M.A.'s are worth watching when they allow pop culture to be itself: crass, backbiting, funny and, most of all, about as serious as Eminem in a mariachi suit.

It seems a bit crass to be talking about the politics of all this, but that's what happens when the dominant political figure of the past decade, whom many expected to make a comeback at some point, gets sick.

On this of all nights how could he be so crass as to trot out those tired one-liners about, well, us?

In India crass adverts for skin lightening products are ubiquitous - a fact that invariably shocks South Africans of all races.

It may seem churlish almost to the point of being crass, but for all its drama and excitement the pulsating final day of the 2015 Six Nations could be seen as a dress rehearsal for the main rugby union event of 2015.

WASHINGTON — Art and crass are all but inseparable.

All of this seems a little crass, of course.