Sentence examples for too crudely from inspiring English sources
We as a culture think too crudely about technologies for surveillance.
Were his masters too impatient, too crudely bloodthirsty to deal in a more subtle game of deception?
Cooper is careful not to disown too crudely the agenda she was promoting only a few weeks ago.
Do you agree that we as a culture tend to think too crudely about technologies for surveillance?
The reporters chasing Simone are made into a scrofulous bunch — they're too crudely portrayed to be funny.
We feel outraged at someone who does this too crudely, because it reminds us of the actual order in which we live.
In this study, while individual-level SES measures were crudely associated with clustering, and likely mediate the relationship between SEP and clustering, these measures may have been too crude to pick up the association in the multivariate analyses.
I have skipped over too many crudely drawn (or even superbly illustrated) images of decapitations and hackings, and softened stories about what happens to Ravana or Kamsa for now (in my version, they are "mean," not "evil," and they are "taught," not "killed").
The problem with the debate about gentrification is that, as emotive subjects will, it too easily becomes crudely polarised.
Cells can also be crudely sorted en masse with centrifuges.
And the motivations of the Bush team, too, have often been crudely political.
