Coarse

The coarse measurements of the kitchen utensils led to incorrect proportions in the recipe.

His coarse estimation of the distance caused us to miss the turn.

The survey results were deemed unreliable due to the coarse questioning.

The carpenter's coarse workmanship left the furniture unsteady.

The painter's coarse brushstrokes left the portrait looking unrefined.

The GPS gave us only a coarse location, making it difficult to find the hiking trail.

The employee's coarse explanation of the company policy left the customer confused.

The weather forecast's coarse prediction resulted in unexpected rain.

The comedian's jokes were too coarse for the children in the audience.

The artist used coarse brushstrokes to create a textured effect.

The fisherman used a coarse fishing line to catch larger fish.

The wrestler's coarse language offended some of the audience.

The rough, coarse fabric of the burlap sack irritated her skin.

The coarse texture of the sandpaper made it difficult to sand the wood smoothly.

His coarse language offended the guests at the party.

The singer's coarse vocals made the song less appealing to the audience.

The athlete's coarse technique hindered their performance in the competition.

The rough waves crashed against the coarse rocks.

He wore a coarse wool sweater that made him itchy.

The gravel path was too coarse for her delicate shoes.

She hated the coarse texture of the cheap toilet paper.

The rough and coarse fabric of the burlap sack was ideal for carrying potatoes.

The painter used a coarse brush to create a textured effect on the canvas.

She couldn't wear the coarse wool sweater because it made her skin itch.

The new hire's coarse attitude towards customers caused complaints from the clients.

The chef criticized the amateur cook's use of coarse salt in the dish.

The abrasive and coarse rocks made it difficult to traverse the mountain.

The rough and coarse terrain of the desert made it difficult to travel by foot.

The coarse noise of the motorcycle disrupted the quiet of the countryside.

The politician's coarse remarks offended many people at the rally.

The engineer's coarse design caused structural issues.

The dress's coarse fabric caused skin irritation.

The doctor's coarse diagnosis was challenged by a second opinion.

His coarse estimate of the project cost was way off.

The map's coarse scale made it difficult to determine the exact location.

The weather forecast was based on coarse data, resulting in inaccurate predictions.

The recipe's coarse instructions left out crucial details.

The sand on the beach was too coarse for building sandcastles.

The coarse sandpaper made it easy to remove the paint.

The coarse fabric of the burlap sack was scratchy against her skin.

The coarse gravel made it difficult to walk up the steep hill.

The coarse brush was effective in removing the dirt from the horse's coat.

The salt and pepper shakers had different sized holes, one for coarse and the other for fine seasoning.

The student's writing was filled with coarse language.

She scrubbed the dirty pots with a coarse sponge.

The carpet was made of coarse fibers that were difficult to vacuum.

The article was criticized for its coarse and insensitive portrayal of mental illness.

The athlete wore coarse socks to prevent blisters.

His coarse language offended many of his colleagues.

The weather was so cold that she could see her breath in coarse puffs.