Sentence examples for crude manner from inspiring English sources

Or were you unable to ignore the crude manner in which the camera lapped up every skimpy outfit and gyrating gymnastic move?

Yet officials have sometimes stoked these feelings in such a crude manner that it has become a hindrance to their freedom of action, and potentially even a threat to their own survival.

There were signs, during the primary season, that Trump's crude manner, admittedly chaotic personal life, and shrugging indifference to questions of religious faith all unprecedented traits among modern major Presidential candidates were repelling many of the Christians who typically vote Republican.

But it is clear that processing plastic and electronic waste in a crude manner releases toxic chemicals, harming people and the environment the opposite of what recycling is supposed to achieve.Under pressure from environmental groups, such as the Silicon Valley Toxics Coalition, some computer-makers have established rules to ensure that their products are recycled in a responsible way.

Women and children are no longer going to die, men are no longer going to disappear to be killed in a very crude manner," he said.

Many an interviewing postdoc has been shot down by a human resources manager who took offense at the crude manner that salary figured into the conversation.

The odd glimpse of stubble and boots, the manly gait, the belching and crude manners must always be just beneath the surface.

Some have understood this partially, supposing that Armstrong was studiously putting on a brave face; Ralph Ellison said that he was wearing a defensive "mask," with "sophistication and taste hiding behind clowning and crude manners".

Theological disputes at the Hampton Court Conference are a dramatic highlight – presided over by James Garnon's James, a pint-sized bisexual Scot of nervous tics and crude manners who is also a canny operator.

The more the company tweaks the feed in a crude and blunt manner, the more one has to wonder if Facebook's alogrithms are not only rudimentary and basic but also possibly the company's Achilles' heel.

A day later Sotheby's managed to sell for £959,650, more than the high estimate, another Miró in the cruder manner of his later period, titled "Personnages devant l'oiseau-fusée qui s'enfuit" (Characters Facing a Rocket-Bird Taking Off) and dated 1974.