Sentence examples for crude question from inspiring English sources

It's a crude question to ask, but it is worth a shot, anyway.

So now we can go along to Bankside and ask a somewhat crude question: is it worth the money?

Firstly, that in as much as elections are about a very crude question – do you want change or not?

When dealing with politicians and increasingly the commercial and commercial lobbyists, it is worth remembering Jeremy Paxman's famous mantra: "Why is this lying bastard lying to me?" It's a crude question, but it is the right point to start.

I would rather know what Azealia Banks thinks about her position in the music industry in general, rather than having to respond to this crude question – Is Minaj the Amy Winehouse to Banks's Adele?

And that is a rather crude question, because if a person says yes, you don't know if they are saying, "Yes, God damn it," or if they are saying, "Ye-es".

I hesitate to reduce Kim to crude questions of black and white (or even, as so delineated in the book, the shades in between) – especially since last week's inspiring, informative chat showed, there's so much more to talk about.

Mr. Wheeler composed that suave speech about the proper level of oil to replace the crude old question "Check your oil today?" There are nine words in it, to save you the trouble of counting back, and Texaco paid Mr. Wheeler $5,000 for it.

Ms White was able to stroll into the offending slaughterhouses and film openly; workers made no effort to cover up their crude methods.Questions are being asked how Australia's bureaucrats and beef exporters could have remained ignorant for so long.

But if the question was crude the campaigns were vulgar.

The Edwards trial put the question in crude terms — What do you owe the rich donor who helped hide your mistress?