Sentence examples for crude use of from inspiring English sources

There is perhaps an element of gentle tease in that rather crude use of crudely rendered drapery, which seems to be falling away from her – or perhaps she is indeed emerging from it, as a sculpture might emerge from marble.

The crude use of stereotypes about Latinos was by far the worst part of David Vitter's ads, but their crude use of neon signs was discouraging, too, in terms of political discourse.

Describes Shapiro's reaction to Cochran's use of the race card and Shapiro's own crude use of it.

Many Chinese say they are appalled at what appears to be a crude use of the courts for political gain.

He said: "GM cotton is actually quite a crude use of genetic engineering, but it was a first use this technology – developed 30 years ago with government funding.

Apart from blowing the whistle for full time on the lengthy Formula One careers of Flavio Briatore and Pat Symonds, Piquet's crude use of the throttle pedal in Singapore last year propelled the sport as well as his Renault into the proverbial gutter.

(It should be noted that these rather crude uses of cause and necessity were later replaced by much more subtle analyses).

oligosporus, production on crude glycerol was another potential use of crude glycerol.

The use of crude oil as energy source and raw material to produce chemicals has deteriorated the environment.

Drawing on that record, Valero aims to increase its use of crude oil from Saudi Arabia and South America, which is generally priced $1 to $2 a barrel lower than the Alaskan North Slope crude that dominates the California market, Mr. Greehey said.

Eddington explicitly warned against the use of crude capacity forecasts to lobby for new investment.