Sentence examples for was coarse from inspiring English sources
adjective
Composed of large parts or particles; of inferior quality or appearance; not fine in material or close in texture.
Some graffiti was coarse.
The result was coarse and embarrassing.
To him, Ravel's music was coarse, and his friend Hindemith's "stark".
The orchestral playing here was coarse, with some alarming blowsy climactic moments.
A third was coarse and dominated by too much chestnut filling.
The nonvintage Richmond Creek Red Table Wine ($10), Osprey's Dominion's second label, was coarse and strikingly unpleasant.
Language at the Turkey Barn was coarse and free, but this was one word never heard there.
I want you back!" But my father's voice, I knew, was coarse-grit baritone, better suited for brooding and regret, rather than epiphany and hope.
Both shell steak and grilled beef chop fell below the mark; the meat was coarse-textured, and the large but thin cuts arrived overdone.
An area of the blockface up to 80,000 µm2 was coarse-milled at an ion beam current of 65 nA (accelerating voltage 30 keV) to remove excess resin until tissue could be seen.
First, the time-series was "coarse-grained" to produce multiple time-series that each capture system dynamics on a given time scale.
