Sentence examples for really coarse from inspiring English sources

The model is limited to this planar shape which is a really coarse representation, especially for vehicles and other postures of pedestrians.

I worry a lot about the BTs, because it seems that popular culture is increasingly consolidating around a disappointingly rigid idea – really, a coarse caricature of what "real" innovation, and "real" innovators, look like – i.e. FFBs, hunched over an iPad at Philz, not BTs, staring at a PC in the midst of some corporate cubicle farm or a small family business.

Process these with all other ingredients in a food processor until fairly well blended - not smooth however, you want some texture, but really nothing coarser than a peppercorn size.

He explains, "The high heat is available for really thick or coarse hair, and to remove excessive moisture when the hair is really wet, but always remember to keep the dryer moving and never focus on one portion of the hair for too long.

All the coarse fishes really". We walk back to the lock and Argent points downstream to where the brook meets the Lee.

As with most of Mr. Rogen's characters, Kyle is really only guilty of coarse manners and of being a puppyish hound, which in the bromance world is a natural state of grace, close to a benediction.

Although we had to buy the coffee it was really good quality - very coarse and grown locally.

I was marveling at how the person had been rude and coarse and really could have been more kind.

"They are doing things that are bold, blunt and coarse and that really bring out new qualities of the glass".

There are a few ingredients outside of the standard baking arsenal that I turn to when I'm making something really special – a spoonful of coarse black pepper in a lemon drizzle, coriander seeds – toasted and ground – in the melting crumb of a spiced apple cake, a dash of balsamic to sharpen the bittersweet clout of a good chocolate cake.

It doesn't really work with curly or ungovernably coarse hair.