Sentence examples for thought coarse from inspiring English sources

Michelangelo was once thought coarse, Shakespeare a rustic buffoon.

Coarse, he thought again, coarse as cabbage.

For instance, "At the beginning of 'Something There,' Belle admits that she thought the Beast was mean, coarse, and unrefined.

"I used to think that coarse hair was a negative thing like, 'It's nappy.

Whenever I felt my courage failing, I thought of her coarse, black elasticated pants slipping low when she got out of the Volvo station wagon.

At first, Emin's sewn work annoyed me, because I thought it a coarse travesty of women's craft practice, which is another case of my missing the point.

Fischer thought that the coarse-fibred fibril proliferation formed de novo and that the constituent material was unrelated to neurofibrils.

(v_{j} left( {{mathbf{x}}_{new} } right)) can be thought of as a coarse version of (bar{p}_{j} left( {{mathbf{x}}_{new} } right)) (just using 0 and 1 for the summands. i.e. (roundleft{ {hat{p}left( {j |{mathbf{x}}_{new},Tree_{i} } right)} right})).

I hope I will not be thought of as a coarse Philistine for not praising this film.

The hominids that lived in South Africa 1.8 million years ago, known as Australopithecus robustus, were traditionally thought to be vegetarians, chomping coarse plant matter with their large, flat teeth and powerful jaw muscles.

On a subjective level, this coarse representation is thought to be expressed via an initial feeling of coherence.