Sentence examples for crudely violent from inspiring English sources
Imagine another actor with a mashed-potato face upstaging a churning, noisy, crudely violent heist picture simply by coming in two beats later than everyone else in the constantly railing cast.
At the end, Meadows tries to convince us that he is a coward and a big baby - not very likely, yet his final face-off with Ifans is still more credible than the crudely violent narrative resolution in A Room for Romeo Brass.
And so, in the space or 100 days or so, Trump's crudely intimidatory, violent, know-nothing approach to sensitive international issues has encircled the globe from Moscow to the Middle East to Beijing, plunging foes and allies alike into a dark vortex of expanding strategic instability.
But it takes a sensibility far more acute than his and his cowriters to turn this mish-mash from a string of crudely sadistic violent moments to a film with the kind of humor and thrills that Tarantino created in Death Proof.
On the other hand, the content, as opposed to the technical production, is frequently violent and crudely sectarian as in three pictures from Iraq.
The crudely hedonistic society that results comes with a violent undercurrent that some vague authoritarian power is ready to smash or exploit.
But he has tarnished his presidency by crudely smearing his political opponents, declining to speak out clearly against violent political intimidation in neighboring Zimbabwe, and irresponsibly refusing to confront his country's catastrophic AIDS epidemic.
"During the first heat of a big van bangers event at Arena Essex back in August this year, the entire front end of a large American-style Winnebago was torn off in a violent collision with a repurposed police van, leaving a very crudely constructed tubular frame to protect the driver of the Winnebago".
A crudely made movie that mocks the Prophet Mohammad, filmed in California and circulated on the Internet, has helped generate violent protests across the Islamic world.
Or put crudely, villa envy.
