Sentence examples for it's crudely from inspiring English sources

And "House of Holes" is better when it's crudely funny than when it's just plain crude.

Calling an expression Orwellian means not that it's deceptive but that it's crudely deceptive.

It's crudely majoritarian, explicitly anti-pluralist, and as much a form of culture war aggression as any of Rick Santorum's positions and assertions.

It's crudely expressed, but her indictment of the noodling complacency that let in the Tories is so out of character, and so against the grain of current comedy, it's thrilling.

But for the most part it's crudely disreputable fare, buoyed up by ironic bubblegum tunes (a Guantanamo-style torture montage to the strains of Mr Sandman is a nice touch) and driven by Viz-style "shit biscuit" profanity.

We always think of political music as being of the left, but this is the most political work I can think of from the last 20 years, and it's crudely capitalistic.

An analysis of James Baldwin, written to Arvin in 1962, is relatively expansive, though it probably springs as much from competitiveness as from deep consideration: "I loathe Jimmy's fiction: it is crudely written and of a balls-aching boredom.

They said it was crudely edited, and they disapproved of Jia's use of regional dialects instead of standard Mandarin.

Worse, it was crudely knocked off, even by real-estate developers.

According to one view, it is crudely anachronistic to see friendships of two centuries ago as evidence of homosexuality.

It is crudely knocked together from the wooden pallets used to transport the crops and covered with a layer of old agricultural plastic.