Sentence examples for far too crude from inspiring English sources
The language of trades and deals is far too crude in this context.
The reality is that measuring journalists' worth by how many hits their articles receive and/or how many articles they write is far too crude a way of assessing both their input and their output.
The science is uncertain, the data im-perfect, the tools far too crude.
Was it the excesses of their creed, from race-based preferential programs that went on far too long to crude speech censorship by the politically correct and humorless (one and the same) that soiled the brand?
The quantity, however, was far too small to make a crude warhead.
What is more, this widespread misperception of risk means that people remain far too vulnerable to even the crudest attempts to steal from them.
This overshooting is due to the quadratic approximation of the likelihood function in Eq. (7) which is often too crude for points far away of the minimum.
The humor is typically crude – in fact cruder than the films – and the plot have been fairly predictable, with far too much redundancy.
Too small, too crude, too hittable.
