Sentence examples for crudely do from inspiring English sources

A poster at the union's stall reads, somewhat crudely: "Do politics, or politics will do you".

What can an excess of dopamine (to put her thesis crudely) do to individuals?

… To put it more crudely, do I really want to turn France into a dead, mummified country, a sort of tourist brothel?

It was simple, sleepy music, sometimes rather crudely done.

To put it a little more crudely, did we date them or kill them, or perhaps both?

Originally crudely done, the site now has a more professional look and has attracted advertisers in addition to the 100,000 or more who play Mr. Kaplan's game and the 40,000 who receive his electronic newsletter.

I battled through sixteen down in Dalston before finding the Caribou collectors item, which sees Snaith, scrawl an unconvincing pair of glasses on the deposed King of Pop and a crudely done tumescent penis-tip popping out of the top of his slacks.

Mr. Tillim's new narrative pictures could be mistaken for outsider art, so crudely made do they appear.

These phones respond to basic commands — "Call," "Text," "Find" (on the Web), "Note" and "Open" (an app) — but crudely; they don't even recognize punctuation.

"We're just here for a few days to get our names crudely Anglicized, do some shopping, sightseeing — stuff like that".

He wore the traditional saffron robes of a monk, but his missing front tooth and bruise-coloured prison-style tattoos – a skull and crossbones, a dagger, a fading swallow, a crudely lettered "Do or Die" – hinted at the life he led before he discovered Buddhism.