Sentence examples for crude impression from inspiring English sources

He addressed the conductor as "Mr. Ashbourne," bowed slightly and did a crude impression of a violinist.

To gather a crude impression of the general attitude, I chatted with roughly twenty businesses located in that central panhandle, assuring everything was totally off the record.

As addition to the developed concept, the authors have designed a computer simulation of somatic cancer evolution of genetically unstable cells based on a very simplified mechanism of unequal sister chromatid exchange (USCE) in order to provide a crude impression of possible restrictive or permissive effects of the cancer genome architecture on cancer cell evolution.

I had art therapy sessions, in which I produced crude impressions of my imagined female self.

A few days ago pundit Jamie Redknapp said the striker was "playing like a pussycat" and it seems a subsequent translation of that quote by the media in Benteke's native Belgium may have given a cruder impression, with the word "cat" being dropped.

“It had a lot of wow factor, but no commercial value.” Yet SRI’s crude prototype made an impression on Moll.

Crude stories are crudely handled, giving the impression that they are rushed through in a hurry - anything to get a thousand feet of negative ready for the market.

This crude approach gives the false impression that Melville – possessed of perhaps the most powerful imagination in American literature – was simply a talented magpie.

Don't cuss or talk about crude things, it sends the impression you're more in for the "bad boy" type.

In fact the report specifically cautions against drawing any link between ethnicity and sexual assault: "Crude generalisations that have given the impression that rapists are only foreigners – and primarily Muslims – are shown to be inadequate and erroneous".

And a guy who drives has a fighting chance — he put this in cruder terms — to make a good impression on the ladies.