Sentence examples for to be crass from inspiring English sources
"You don't want to be crass".
"We're being careful not to be crass," Mr. Grzelak says.
QUESTION FROM BRUCE: Ryan: You have our permission to be crass, thanks.
Not to be crass, but Ed Kovacs owes a lot to Hurricane Katrina.
Without wanting to be crass, something like Isis is terrifying, and also ludicrous.
The leader, though mercifully short, managed to be crass, fallacious, specious and tendentious.
To me it would be crass to be porting people from songs into books and stuff.
Although they could doubtless fall prey to political manipulation, it would be crass to deny that good might come from their intentions.
She decided that putting music to the poems would be crass, so she turned to Plath's only novel instead.
It would be crass to suggest, as the documentary came close to doing, that this led to Germany's war with Britain and Russia.
Since the ruling was based on the principle of "the autonomy of the person in making [intimate] choices," it would be crass to assume this autonomy is limited to what transpires between the sheets.
