Príklady crass

• As usually happens, effective results were an outcome of rational options as much of contingency, of explicit will but also of crass necessity.

• On the more crass level, generous spoils, including government-created research centers, were available to those who cooperated.

• First, it is just more subtle in approach - no crass annihilation or creation of uncountable gallons of water, for example.

• However easy it is to find religion being hawked in crass ways, the kinship idiom of the congregation protects people from being reduced to commodities.

• In other words, we agree with both arguments that increased economic competition has reduced opportunities for crass rent seeking.

• Partly this was for crass reasons, such as licensing more building work than the resources were available to complete.

• Nor do we have to read crass self-interest into this picture.

• Perhaps popularization of the subject, however crass it might be at times, might eventually stimulate more students to allow it to be taught.

• By avoiding hi, women hope to avoid being perceived as impolite, crass, and uneducated.

• At this level both claims are essentialist and locked in competition between a diffuse linguistic/cultural/political reductionism on the one hand and a crass economic determinism on the other.

• Karolyi's writing is outstanding in its use of the crass generalisation.

• Crass though they may seem, problems of 'size' have long been recognized as crucial in other ways in debates about democracy.

• Kahn is the idealist, resisting the crass and commercial, dwelling on permanence and the integrity of materials.

• It is within this more hazardous, ad hoc generation of meaning that spin can readily do its work without anything so crass as a lie or invention.

• When compared against the introduction to the package, which dwells so appropriately on the need for sensitivity and musical discrimination, such crass offerings appear all the more obnoxious and shocking.