Sentence examples for crudely there from inspiring English sources

To put it crudely, there is nothing (and we include the bird rookeries) in the Everglades that will make Mr. Jonnie Q. Public suck in his breath.

Crudely, there are seven movements of music, seven dreams, and in the second half she wakes up and tells us what her illuminations, or visions, have been".

Crudely, there were two ways of looking at the test – either it was a long-overdue reform that stopped people from getting a benefit to which they were not entitled (the Daily Mail described it as a "tough new test to weed out the workshy"), or it was a cruel, cuts-driven measure, saving money at the expense of the country's most vulnerable.

He argues at length that the principle needed says not simply (and crudely): "there is uniformity in nature".

"Crudely put, there are two reasons why people want to see a speaker, and obviously they're closely related.

Crudely put, there will never stop being a supply of guys with too much money and too much ego.

Here and there, crudely described body parts emerge: legs, breasts, arms and, in one case, whole figures.

Although the relations between Poles and Jews are more complex than often crudely characterised, and there were many Poles who exposed themselves to enormous risk by hiding Jews, my own mother's experience - denounced to the Nazis by a Polish Catholic - was common, perhaps even typical.

Crudely put, however, there are two branches of AI: soft AI and hard AI.

The site is admittedly crudely designed, and there is no shortage of for-pay translation services on the Internet.

It is crudely estimated that there may be as many as 250,000 species (known and yet to be discovered) in the Australian EEZ.