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Filter by Meaning The speech was full of crudity, which made the audience uncomfortable.
The artist's work was criticized for its crudity, but some found it refreshing.
The crudity of the painting was apparent even to someone who knew nothing about art.
The artist's paintings were criticized for their crudity.
The actor's performance was marred by his crudity in expressing emotions.
The artist's early paintings displayed a crudity of technique.
The lack of research in the student's paper resulted in a crudity of content.
The painting's crudity was evident in its rough brushstrokes.
The playwright's crudity was evident in the simplistic dialogue and predictable plot.
The designer's crudity in sketching the dress design left much to be desired.
The sculptor's work was criticized for its crudity, as it lacked the fine details of more experienced artists.
The artist's latest painting was criticized for its crudity.
The sculptor's work was praised for its raw crudity and emotional intensity.
His crudity manners were evident from the way he spoke to the waiter at the restaurant.
His rudimentary drawing skills were reflected in the crudity of the sketches.
The artist's early works showed a lot of crudity in their execution.
The speaker's crudity in public speaking was evident in his nervousness.
His clothes were of such crudity that he was mistaken for a homeless person.
The artisan's pottery had a certain crudity to it, with rough edges and uneven shapes.
His crudity at the party offended many guests.
The play's crudity in depicting violence and abuse garnered criticism.
The dress looked like a crudity attempt at sewing, with frayed edges and uneven hems.
She was surprised by the crudity of his language during their conversation.
The artwork displayed a certain crudity in its execution.
The painting was criticized for its crudity in color and form.
The clothing line was criticized for its crudity, with poor stitching and cheap fabric.
The artist's work was criticized for its crudity and lack of technical skill.
The fashion designer's latest collection was criticized for its crudity in terms of fabric and color choice.
His choice of clothing revealed a crudity in fashion sense.
The artist's early works were full of crudity brushstrokes and unfinished details.
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