Sentence examples for more crass from inspiring English sources
Or more crass than calling a fellow-candidate a pussy?
Boasts grew bolder, metaphors more crass and colorful, details more specific and self-incriminating.
Yet for all the benign memories, Woodstock also set in motion other, more crass impulses.
"To be unkind to the Russians, you'd say they are more crass".
"It couldn't be a more crass political move," said Joe Sudbay, political director of Handgun Control.
"You had even more crass examples of all of these extractive industries literally buying members of Congress".
But canned hunting is more than crass -- it's cruel.
But then, hardly anyone expects more than crass opportunism from this particular corner of the culture.
But in an e-mail he said that he regretted taking part and viewed Red Bull's efforts as little more than crass commercialism.
I remember at the time that it wasn't so much the veiled utilitarianism in this statement that chilled, more the crass misapprehension of the value and function of the whole of the subsidised sector.
11): Attempts to make Sarah Palin and the political right in the United States culpable for the shootings in Arizona — and to blame them for the "climate of hate" which supposedly created the conditions in which such a horrible event could take place — are nothing more than crass political opportunism of the worst kind.
