Sentence examples for crudely racist from inspiring English sources
Many cite the Chinese ruling party's corruption as a spur for seeking a freer climate elsewhere and even say that Africa is a lot less corrupt by comparison.At the same time, many Chinese in Africa have intensely nationalist feelings, often expressed in crudely racist terms.
The role of Southern white members of Congress in the New Deal and Fair Deal eras is not a new subject for Katznelson, but he dissects it here compellingly, reminding us painfully how crudely racist American society was just one human lifetime ago.
As crudely racist sentiments increasingly permeated the debate over the "Japanese problem," DeWitt came to the view that "the Japanese race is an enemy race and the racial strains are undiluted".
However, vicious, brainless, knee-jerk, or crudely racist a sentiment may be, once it is repackaged as merely 'un-PC' it become heroic, brave, free-thinking, and best of all, victimized.
But it's actually quite a radical step from a candidate who's given zero indication of having much going on aside from a GDP sized bank balance and a developed line in crudely racist campaigning techniques.
The prison guards (all white) are good and non-racist, apart from one crudely drawn baddie.
Clearly riled by her reticence, Neil strayed into a crudely put question, many would say bordering on racist, saying: "If West Indian mums are as wonderful as you say, why are there so many dysfunctional families in this country?
Then as he segued into economics, Limbaugh crudely directed the phrase "missing link" toward President Obama, an overtly racist association lost on zero listeners.
Or put crudely, villa envy.
