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Filter by Meaning The car's design was criticized for its crudity and lack of refinement.
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 scientist found the crudity of the initial experiment unacceptable.
The young gymnast's routine showed a crudity of form.
The artist's early paintings displayed a crudity of technique.
The coach's crudity towards his players was unacceptable and led to his dismissal.
The painting's crudity was evident in its rough brushstrokes.
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.
The coach reprimanded the player for his crudity towards the referee.
The team lost the game due to their crudity in executing their strategy.
His rudimentary drawing skills were reflected in the crudity of the sketches.
The lack of manners displayed by the guests was considered a crudity by the host.
The artist's early works showed a lot of crudity in their execution.
The artisan's pottery had a certain crudity to it, with rough edges and uneven shapes.
The crudity of the tools used by the ancient civilization was a testament to their ingenuity.
The artwork displayed a certain crudity in its execution.
The historian noted the crudity of the weapons used in the ancient battle.
The painting was criticized for its crudity in color and form.
The artist's work was criticized for its crudity and lack of technical skill.
His crudity in social situations made him feel out of place at the fancy dinner party.
The team's performance was marked by crudity and lack of coordination.
The team's performance was marred by the crudity of their strategy.
The athlete's lack of sportsmanship was attributed to his crudity on the field.
The artist's early works were full of crudity brushstrokes and unfinished details.
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