Sentence examples for crude look from inspiring English sources

But TMZ's crude look also emphasized that it prioritized speed over polish.

"Those bikes had a kind of a crude look," Mr. Davidson said.

I've always liked Gell-Mann's focus on the importance, in such situations, of taking a "crude look at the whole".

The album, titled "Turpitudes Sociales" ("Social Disgraces"), have the bold, crude look of newspaper cartoons and were made for two of his nieces by way of political instruction.

For all the effort that goes into calibrating the scripts, McCarthy's ads often have the crude look of a hastily assembled PowerPoint presentation.

While we can never hope to obtain, to quote Murray Gell-Mann (one of the great complexity thinkers of our time), more than "a crude look at the whole," we can work to improve one of the crucial preconditions to tackle inter-domain complexity.

A bet that shares of oil explorers will rise relative to the price of crude looks like a smart one.

It wasn't fancy; in fact, it was a little crude looking.

From the package, a mountain of tots stared back at me, one containing a crude looking face, nose and mouth, as if Ore-Ida had commissioned a pre-schooler for artistic design.

Nevertheless, Parker and Stone wanted the show to maintain its crude paper look; for example, they specifically asked for the night sky in this episode to look like a black piece of paper with holes cut into it for stars, just as it was in the pilot episode.

Nor does the crude, sloppy look of the film turn into cheesy, campy excess.