Sentence examples for not crudely from inspiring English sources

Voting was not crudely rigged, as many thought it would be.

He praised longer works and sometimes thought allegories and morals admirable if not crudely presented.

These are valid questions, and we have the data to answer them – not crudely, but carefully benchmarked.

But none of these artists is famous, and their work is not crudely attention-grabbing: what will happen when the exhibition is unveiled later this year?

Let's not crudely simplify this week's violence – for if we do so, we will fail to learn the lessons that really need to be learned.

Some seem trivial (the rhyming of a teapot spout with the angle of a piece of driftwood in a Gauguin), if not crudely jokey (two unusually wide wooden chairs beneath two massive Renoir nudes).

Although This Human Season represents both sides of the conflict, it isn't crudely split along religious lines.

They are not just crudely whitewashed.

He does not, however, crudely thrust great moments from "Butterfly" into Concertgebouw programs.

He may not be crudely scientistic, but it is true that these days Dennett spends more time around scientists than other philosophers.

We need solutions that deal with the causes of climate change - rising concentrations of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere - not just crudely with its symptoms, and in a way that can be socially, politically and environmentally acceptable.