Sentence examples for in crudely from inspiring English sources

In Newham, the council is overwhelmed by people mostly new immigrants—sharing beds in shifts and living in crudely converted garages and illegal house extensions.

In crudely Darwinian terms, it cuts against both the male impulse toward promiscuity and the female interest in mating with the highest-status male available.

That is an uncheckable claim, though Saudi Arabia's hyperactive social media scene is full of demands to resist Shia and Iranian influence – often couched in crudely sectarian terms.

For reasons that are not fully explained until the end of the movie in crudely inserted flashbacks, the soloist must be a beautiful and celebrated young violinist, Anne-Marie Jacquet (Mélanie Laurent), who has never played the piece before.

Trump was (again) abusive of the Fox star in crudely misogynist terms and her boss, tough-guy Richard Nixon apparatchik Roger Ailes – he claims Fox is politically neutral (ho ho) – stood by her.

He's a custard pie in the face of technology, a raspberry to sophistication and he's steadily covering the cultural fabric of the nation in crudely appliqued, primary-coloured spots.

The question is whether Mr Sankoh is speaking honestly and whether he carries sufficient weight with leaders in the bush.Mr Sankoh is appealing a death sentence: 24 of his former associates members of the rebel junta that ran the country for ten months until being ousted by Nigerian troops in March 1998 were crudely executed in October.

Tissues were rinsed in DMEM, crudely chopped up using needles and incubated for 2 minutes in Trypsin EDTA in DMEM at 37°C.

Michael Moore, the left's answer to Rush Limbaugh, made a hugely successful movie, "Fahrenheit 9/11," in which Saddam's Iraq was portrayed in a crudely fantastical light — a happy place where children flew kites.

This superb example of an American stereo was discovered in a crudely furnished dormitory room during winter break in 1971 by Arturo St. Ides, the tenth Lord Enderbee, while on an international expedition looking for things that belonged to other people.

Facing him, in a crudely pieced-together double exposure, was another image of him, urinating into his doppelgänger's mouth.