| Why don't we begin by asking crassly and blatantly why anyone would care to read this interview? |
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| Few things ruin a novel faster than an author who crassly puts children in jeopardy just to earn a thrill. |
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| At first glance crassly materialistic, this equation can also describe Buddha-like levels of serenity. |
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| The film ends with Julien, at his new school, coolly dragging on a cigarette, bragging crassly to his new friends about his relationship with her. |
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| He very crassly tried to tell the people that if they voted for him they would get tax cuts. |
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| This bill could have been passed in a single day, but for crassly partisan reasons, the Conservative government decided otherwise. |
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| They crassly told me, because I do not think they figured out that I was an MP, that it would come down to where the helicopter was assembled. |
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| You know, that's so crassly commercial it hardly matters if that is limited to one company in most cases. |
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| But city systems that ignore market failures in land and housing systems often crassly exacerbate poor outcomes for poorer households. |
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| More crassly, why are Bill and Hillary together while Al and tipper have separated? |
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| He has espoused crassly populist policies, promising to cancel the debts of farmers. |
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| On the other hand, they are not crazy, or crassly incompetent in other words, their behaviour is not random. |
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| Europe does not reject its history, neither the enlightened times nor its darker moments, but nor must it allow it to be crassly manipulated. |
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| Some see crassly commercial motives, supposing that the firm has stopped crying foul on censorship in order to woo back the Chinese government on behalf of its business interests. |
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| While it is clear that the Conservative government's multi-million dollar infrastructure campaign is crassly partisan, could the Prime Minister at least stop trying to politicize the Canadian Winter Olympic Games? |
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| Perhaps the strongest reason to oppose this budget and its implementation is the crassly political way the Conservative government has favoured one region of Canada over the other. |
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| There was something faintly vulgar, they whispered, and crassly American about it all. In this section Sliding into recession High Street woes Wiring the cows Choc treatment Waiting for the digital revolution Who shall rule? |
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| He is not crassly referred to as a cheater, a scoundrel or a liar. |
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| Either way, Scooter's bonce has been crassly superimposed on a baby's body, like somebody doctoring their family photos after their partner does a runner. |
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