It seemed, somehow, to emphasize her distance from the crude life of the body.
Whoever thinks that life, crude life, can verify so fine a thing as fiction – as though what is true is something that can be decided on before art makes it so – disqualifies himself as a critic.
Effects were based on hospital survival, expressed as crude Life Years Gained (cLYG).
There is a riveting new Nauman, "Venice Fountains," in which crude wax life masks spew water into sinks with faintly nightmarish relentlessness.
A caricature given crude, playful life by Cate Blanchett, Irina owes more than a little to Rosa Klebb, the pint-size Soviet operative played by Lotte Lenya, who took on James Bond in "From Russia With Love".
Despite meagre pension provision seeing many forced to work beyond state retirement age, many pensionable workers balk at the "crude" division of life into work and retirement.
While some have proclaimed it a hard-hitting chronicle of our times ("Neighbours as written by Philip Roth," as one reviewer put it), others have objected to its crude vision of life.
Herminia Serrat describes the "crude reality" of life for many nannies, housekeepers and caregivers for the elderly as a stoic struggle marked by long hours, meager or stolen wages, social isolation and a full range of unchecked employer abuses, from petty verbal harassment to physical and sexual assault.
(In the 1950s, the Scopes trial became the basis of a famous play and then movie, Inherit the Wind. This portrays the Bryan figure as a bigot, wedded to a crude picture of life's past. In fact, Bryan in respects was an odd figure to be defending the Tennessee law.
Midlife diabetes was more strongly associated with AD than diabetes diagnosed in late life (crude OR 1.42 [95% CI 1.28 1.60] and 1.05 [1.00–1.12] for midlife and late-life diabetes, respectively).
Hemorrhage-related event rates were increased by a factor of 1.97 per decade of life (crude relative risk for every 10-year increase in age) [ 19].
