Not just singled out, but made a crass joke about her too, I seem to remember.
He made a crass anatomical remark about Mr. Obama, unaware that he was speaking on a live microphone.
The London mayor made a crass, sexist joke this week about Malaysian girls going off to university to find husbands.
They make a crass contrast to the serene dining room, with its elegant, mesmerizing green glass wall on one side, a kind of mural encasing a stylized birch forest tinted in gold.
July 21 Mandelson criticises BBC and Gilligan Speaking on the BBC Radio 4 Today programme, Mr Mandelson criticises Andrew Gilligan, describing him as a "loose cannon" and says BBC governors made a "crass error" in backing him to the hilt.
A police firearms officer involved in the shooting of barrister Mark Saunders is to face action for misconduct after an Independent Police Complaints Commission investigation found he made a "crass remark" to a senior officer about inserting song titles into his inquest evidence.
His success in stretching the rules governing legal donations to their limits serves as a reminder that there is no need to return, as many politicians would, to the days of unlimited "soft money" contributions, by which corporations, unions and fat cats made a crass mockery of the political system.
He had made a crass political calculation that was both reckless and ill-considered, just like Bush, and he had put something other than Country First, namely his personal ambition to be President.
On Friday, Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn made a speech that linked terrorism to foreign policy in the wake of the Manchester attack, and got immediate criticism for trying to make a "crass" political point in the wake of tragedy.
