Sentences with phrase «sometimes crass»

He's surly, opinionated, and sometimes crass.

Mr. Saul would haunt Boone's openings, and Ms. Boone always kept tabs on the artist, controversial for his political — and sometimes crass — paintings.

Group RESPs have developed a murky reputation due to the aggressive, sometimes crass tactics used by some of their sales reps. Take Dave Carpenter and his wife Kira Vermond's experience at a farmer's market in Guelph, Ont.

Rarely does this kind of broad, sometimes crass studio comedy hit its mark so often.

The plot is predictable and the dialogue sometimes crass.

While my parents are super helpful, sometimes they don't get my very, extremely, intensely strong - willed (sometimes crass) daughter.

After losing two babies of her own, Danielle poignantly accounts her experiences and shares her most honest (and sometimes crass) tips on navigating through all the post-miscarriage rubble in her book, Miscarriages Suck.

These ways are sometimes crass, sometimes misguided, sometimes lame.

Not exact matches

As crass as it might sound, as we grow older, we begin to understand that sometimes sex is just that — SEX.

Sometimes there's a fine line between being original and being crass.

Crass sexual references and discussions are frequent, and sometimes used to embarrass or humiliate other students.

However the script's use of frequent and sometimes strong profanities, crude sexual comments and crass anatomical terms may not be so easy for parents to justify.

Feminist art of the 1970s sometimes has a reputation for being combative and crass, but these women demonstrate that they are strong artists and voices, tackling difficult subject matter, with wit, assertiveness, and beauty.

To put it in crass terms, I doubt a law school Dean ever gave a professor an endowed chair, or a raise, or a research leave — or whatever else Deans can sometimes give professors for top job performance — in recognition of the professor's outstanding contributions to the blogosphere.