Sentence examples for sounds crass from inspiring English sources

To some, the concept sounds crass, and carries the prospect of unwanted consequences.

Perhaps that sounds crass, the notion they are buying whatever support they need.

Steve Martin ["A Comic's Lifelong Education in Art," April 1] says that collecting art based on dealers' verdicts "sounds crass, but it isn't".

Having no ear for its regional and economic distinctions, Americans melt at any "English" accent, so that what sounds crass in the UK sounds class in the US.

He sounds crass and insensitive sometimes, but the media bear only negligible guilt, compared to the bizarre and contemptible behaviour of the legal authorities.

The winner is Goodman's, in the basement, or what Bergdorf's calls the "Beauty Level," presumably because the cosmetics counters are there, but also because, let's face it, "basement" sounds crass.

Others sound crass and depressing.

I pressed the point, trying not to sound crass.

It might sound crass, but beggars can't really be choosers at this point.

While it may sound crass to consider them, every voluntary endeavor needs incentives for excellence.

"Without meaning to sound crass," Lepage laughs, "I've never had any psychological... help.