Sentence examples for downright crass from inspiring English sources

Some say the book is funny, and others call it downright crass.

And although Prager has also tossed aside the postmodern mantle of irony that protects the serious artist from coming off downright crass -- she manages to score big with critics and fans because her references to Hitchcock are flat out endearing, and her David Lynch/Greg Crewdson sense of foreboding keep many of the images on your mind.

Robin Cooper's The Timewaster Letters (Michael O'Mara £9.99) comes bristling with endorsements from the likes of Ricky Gervais and Cooper is, indeed, the David Brent of letter writing, pestering department stores, publishers and obscure organisations with spoof letters that are pompous, crass and downright hilarious.

But, after his crass support for the losing candidate in Ukraine's tumultuous elections, Mr Putin looked ill-informed, amateurish, even downright dangerous.

Downright Stengelian.

This contest feels crass.

Downright unAmerican?

Call it crass warfare.

Here, it was crass.

It's crass.

Or is this too crass?