Príklady crassly

• He did not have to behave so crassly, but he did.

• Too many deaths were being handled crassly and sensationally in the media.

• Both politicians and trying hard to avoid looking crassly ambitious.

• In addition, the privately hosted displays both complemented the larger exhibitions and paralleled the hugely crowded, crassly public demonstrations.

• No one thinks that that is anything other than crassly idiotic.

• It does not matter whether a man is the most brilliant servant or the most crassly inefficient.

• They have crassly turned their back on it.

• This is an absurd situation, because sport's legislative status contrasts crassly with its position in society.

• They occurred even in countries in which the colonial tie was shattered by armed revolution and where the foreign administrators and their crassly contrasting lifestyle were forcibly overcome.

• It must be grossly, crassly inefficient.

• More often than not "good government"—if it can be so crassly quantified—is about "doing the right thing for the right reasons" irrespective of populist considerations.

• Like a romance novel or a mystery, the literary pantheon is populated by stock characters, contrived and crassly predictable.

• Other critics have called the show crassly commercial as well as dull and derivative.

• In crassly economic terms it would be as inefficient to overcompensate artists and authors for the right of reproduction as it would be self-defeating to undercompensate them.

• It's worse than crassly exploitative.