Sentence examples for rather crudely from inspiring English sources

It was simple, sleepy music, sometimes rather crudely done.

The campaign slogan in support of Yelstin, rather crudely, instructed voters on exactly how they should mark their ballot: "Yes!

One of the exhibition's least prepossessing objects is a terra-cotta sarcophagus lid molded rather crudely into a cartoonish, bust-length portrait of a man.

Finally, Mr. Plunkett presents small, rather crudely worked paintings, some of them abstract, others using the motif of a simple outlined head.

A senior official explained it to me rather crudely, insisting it was "moronic" to use the whole Liberty Fund as "an A.T.M. machine for the victims' families".

It's incredibly ambitious, tying together E.M. Forster's "Howard's End," the history of his family and the country around it, and — to summarize it rather crudely — the costs of capitalism's abuse of humans and land.

There is perhaps an element of gentle tease in that rather crude use of crudely rendered drapery, which seems to be falling away from her – or perhaps she is indeed emerging from it, as a sculpture might emerge from marble.

To her credit, the Morrigans emerge fleshed out, funny and loving, rather than crudely caricatured by their circumstances.

Rather than crudely banning speakers, he suggests, it is more important to understand that radicalism does not happen suddenly.

This leaves him to tackle hot-button issues such as racial tension and transgenderism in a bracingly thought-provoking, rather than crudely offensive, way.

It appears that the spatial organization of the spinal mechanisms underlying central sensitization of flexor withdrawal reflexes is rather more crudely drawn than that pertaining to the reflexes themselves.