Sentence examples for may be crass from inspiring English sources
Finally, and although it may be crass to discuss this in polite company, the issue of salary has to be mentioned.
The director, Joel Zwick, a TV guy, has a gentle touch: some of the behavior onscreen may be crass, but the movie itself isn't.
It may be crass force of habit to assume a band's main mission should be to increase their size and status but, even if Sonic Youth wanted to go for gold, it's difficult to see how they'd facilitate it.
While it may be crass to wonder which of the era's famous men with the lanky, chiseled looks of Civil War soldiers was Ms. Mitchell's "Coyote" in the song of that name, here's an answer anyway: Sam Shepard, around Bob Dylan's 1975 Rolling Thunder Revue.
Yes, it may be crass, but perhaps he would prefer it that way.
And while this may be crass, by sad old standards, this is good.
But post-war treatment of the defeated has been crass.
Such questions may be considered crass elsewhere.
And, Ms. Stone suggests, Mr. Courtney's plea, delivered in a public statement rather than a private message to the filmmakers, may be as crass as politicking.
It may be a crass question, but how else to explain that, in spite of the victories of the women's movement and decades of equalities legislation, the number of composers who are not men is still so disproportionately small?
