Sentence examples for to crass from inspiring English sources
adjective
Coarse; crude; unrefined or insensitive; lacking discrimination
Lewis works in a similar way to Crass.
When Donald Trump erected his tower, the block truly did go from class to crass.
"Larry needs to be careful not to slide from civic pride to crass personal interests".
Traditional jingles were never any good but were the only option when pop stars refused to stoop to crass advertising.
We cannot stand back and watch while the wonders of this world are sacrificed to crass carelessness and short-termism.
Return to crass historical divisions, and the dissatisfaction and disunion will surely last for another half century – or longer.
The reasons vary from the sublime to the crass to the neurotic to the practical.
There is a song about pornography and another that crescendoes to a crass reference to genitalia.
Finally, we uploaded the individual raw reads files, as well as the ACE file resulting from the assembly, to the crAss web server to produce the presented results.
Don't be tempted to get crass or nasty to get their attention.
Its jokes won't appeal to anyone older than 8, but a parent who takes a child to this crass mess would be subject to prosecution.
