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Right now he was quite ready to be crass, however.

Instead, they think it will make them sound crass to talk about the money.

"They were all looking at me as if I was some sort of crass individual," she said.

After this members of Crass decided to be more serious about what they were doing.

"Five years ago, I would have thought it was really crass."

No one, however, was crass enough to say so straight out.

Talking about money has always been considered crass in Britain.

The idea of living happily ever after must have seemed almost crass to him.

A list of presents for people to get you is, at some level, crass.

It sounded crass, but I was only trying to say something after what you said.

Crass as it may sound, the network needs the victory.

This may seem crass if you do not care about having children or are surrounded by your own.

Jack's looking for some crass financial bottom line, the price to buy his own children from their mother.

You are not supposed to resort to anything so crass.

Either way, it seemed to be the latest in a long line of crass decisions.

Somebody more crass would mention money, but I know you're good for it.

Art often has that kind of effect even on people who approach it for the crassest reasons.

In 1981, the group signed on with the Crass label.

He got rich working his own crass variation of the business.

He always seemed special enough to be beyond that kind of crass homage.

All that has been revealed simply shows up the crass nature of American politics.

Nothing was too crass or exaggerated to be taken seriously.

It also shows that crass political motives sometimes lead to good foreign policy.

In fact, it's usually considered crass and crude to do so.