Sentence examples for crude ways from inspiring English sources

Petrovitch, with his crude ways, is a refreshing contrast.

In the White House that Wolff portrays, finding crude ways to call the President stupid is a form of therapy.

Between today's relatively crude ways of recording the brain and what Urban calls a mental "wizard's hat" is just a dotted line.

This election season has been strange and often alarming, but that is in part because it has been aimed at a broader audience because it has been, in some crude ways, more democratic than what came before.

He was also running against another Bush, whom he belittled in crude ways: he said the Texas governor had learned his foreign policy at the International House of Pancakes, a line of attack first hurled at Bill Clinton in 1992.

He admits that there are "plenty of internet sites" offering crude ways to cheat polygraph tests, but he believes such tactics only succeed in disrupting the test and rendering it void, rather than offering a way of lying without being detected.

It is a somewhat crude way to frame the question.

"Women are never victims in that sort of crude way".

But it was right in a crude way, while they were wrong in a sophisticated way.

Another problem is that prevalent prediction models use pedological knowledge in a very crude way only.

That's a crude way to assess things, but it's all you've got.