Sentence examples for looking crass from inspiring English sources

Overt dramatisation will always risk looking crass, exploitative and inauthentic and I myself have winced at Hollywood attempts to tackle this issue in the grotesquely misplaced language of redemption and naive humanism.

While it is possible to buy a lot of decorations for next-to-nothing, they soon add up and they often look crass when strewn all over the house.

With the have nots looking to crass commercialism (flashy cars, energy drinks, luxury condos overlooking the racetrack) as the prime example of the American Dream.

It makes the neon of EDC look crass and basic and the scale of Ultra look overblown and unimaginative.

She is at her best when she plays women who exert a gravitational pull on their audience without, as she put it, "wanting to look so crass as to go to them or present yourself in a certain way".

His full-throated espousal of traditional morals and Christian principles along with symbolic gestures like naming 1983 the "Year of the Bible" looked like crass politics to many observers, but linger as forceful evidence for many conservative Christians of Reagan's unique example.

Being seen in one makes its driver look irredeemably crass.

This might look like crass screen scraping on the surface, but the company aims to offer some legitimate, valuable services and set up a means to respect copyright.

It will make you seem crass.

In black and white this looked selfish and crass, as McIlroy knows only too well.

And while Mr. Bush's advisers say his criticism of Mr. Gore for tapping the nation's oil reserves makes the vice president look like a crass panderer, it is unclear whether voters will appreciate that kind of principle more than immediate action to help them deal with surging prices.