crudely

Put crudely, the over-50s may be looked upon in one of two ways.

Workers, to put it crudely, cannot buy what the world can make.

She told him crudely what services were on offer, and the cost of each.

Her response, of course, is far more than crudely physical.

She reached down and picked up a crudely made book.

They demand, often crudely, that he leave and make room for them.

All you had to do was talk crudely and smell bad.

At closer view it did begin to look a little crudely made.

"Well, I think you are going about it very crudely."

They know no other way to express it but crudely.

Not an unreasonable question, even if a bit crudely put.

Nowadays we take care not to put it so crudely.

But he also said the film was "quite crudely directed."

Usually this is because, to put it crudely, they want the best of all worlds.

And she supposed there were others who could have explained her situation even more crudely.

The letter was the work of a man who could spell but crudely.

On the left side of her head the hair had been crudely hacked short.

We as a culture think too crudely about technologies for surveillance.

President Hussein is playing directly to world opinion, however crudely.

To put it crudely, the poor are going without food so that the rich can drive cars.

Archer asked, wondering a little crudely if he needed money.

Any woman, she realized, liked being considered beautiful, but not crudely.

Typically, they used boats that were old and crudely made.

They all do but Cameron is crudely obvious about it.

We hear these arguments all the time, sometimes subtly, often crudely.