How To Use Rudely In A Sentence
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It was a simple rectangle of crudely mounded basalt rocks, a distinctive arrangement reminiscent of the way Samoans and other Polynesians marked their dead in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.
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On that day people give each other sugar skulls with a name label crudely pasted on the forehead.
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I think we have to distinguish those narratives which crudely manipulate fear or repulsion and disgust from that which Lovecraft correctly calls ‘the weird tale’.
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The handle was just a sharply carved crescent moon shape, crudely cut from a tarnishing piece of bronze.
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An exceptionally creepy two-parter begins tonight with various crudely dismembered body parts of young women getting washed up in the Thames or chewed by urban foxes.
Times, Sunday Times
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The bridge was a line of old barges that had been crudely tied together, the deck a mishmash of welded patches of dented rusting metal.
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He rudely rejected her kind offer of help.
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They have a small thin adulterated gold coin, rudely stamped with Arabic characters, called mas or massiah.
The History of Sumatra Containing An Account Of The Government, Laws, Customs And Manners Of The Native Inhabitants
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Revenge is sweet, saith the phrasemonger, and to the old lady whose discipline had been flouted and whose amour propre had been rudely shaken it was very sweet indeed.
Who Cares? a story of adolescence
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Marcasite, when viewed in hand specimen, tends to form crudely banded masses or massive aggregates.
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He rudely kicks the women out, slapping Stella on her thigh.
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Theirs is an all-consuming love that has been rudely dashed but will quicken again tomorrow, regardless of today's despair.
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There are pygmies all around the world and the only thing they have in common in less than average height (which is why anthropologists don't use the term pygmy any more, it implies they're a distinct subset of humanity when in fact they're a completely artificial grouping crudely defined by a single characteristic).
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No problem acknowledging also that among the many different traditions, practices and stories that have fused and sometimes not even touched and just hung around together in what we now call Hinduism, there is room, and maybe even some intellectual and spiritual value in some contexts, for what is still quite crudely called the "phallic" perspective.
Vamsee Juluri: Lord Shiva And The Economist: A New Low For Journalism
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The new lawyer barks rudely at the old lawyer and the judge.
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`I suppose you're a Buddhist, or something," my mother said rudely.
TIME OF THE WOLF
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To put it crudely, nobody really gives a toss about this any more.
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Suddenly he was rudely snatched up by a soldier.
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The light flashes on and I am rudely awakened.
Times, Sunday Times
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I was so rudely interrupted, the one thing only that can balm and embalm this savage breast is the ‘Maiden’s
CHAPTER III
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Casting his eye down the table, he rudely dismisses his assistant with a wave of his hand.
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After luxuriating in the playful sonic palette (and fine cast of notable collaborators) that Byrne's one-time mucker Brian Eno brought to the band's studio productions, the listener's rudely woken by the later work.
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He rudely stared down my friend in the corner of the street.
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To put it crudely, we're bigging up the casualties and inventing a single foe.
Times, Sunday Times
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Randolphe muttered some indistinct response; and was again sinking to For - getfuJnesS, when Monta*iba«, with a tran - sient exertion of strength, rudely shook, him, and sternly bade him rise.
The confessional of Valombre
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It was a knife home-wrought and crudely fashioned from a whip-saw file; a knife such as one may find possessed by old men in a hundred Alaskan villages.
THE DEATH OF LIGOUN
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Crudely expressed, corruption was of the political essence and was the practical counterpoint to the constitutional theory of balance.
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The creation of works of art involves all degrees of intention, from the hut in the wilderness rudely thrown together, whose purpose was shelter, to a Gothic cathedral, in its multitudinousness eloquent of man's worship and aspiration.
The Gate of Appreciation Studies in the Relation of Art to Life
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The sediment matrix of the specimen consists of crudely bedded very fine sandstone with Ophiomorpha burrows.
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In his day, it was not unusual to find the likes of Elgar, Kipling, Lloyd George and a couple of Rockefellers gathered round the breakfast table, having been roused rudely from their slumbers by a bagpiper.
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The thought of presenting her naked behind to him so crudely filled her with a wild abandon.
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In three centuries, already some outline has been sketched, rudely adumbrating the future settlement destined for the planet, some infant castrametation has been marked out for the future encampment of nations.
Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine — Volume 54, No. 337, November, 1843
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They're gravitating to a large noisy mechanical crudely-lit fairground.
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Some have foreshocks signalling what is to come - but, as those so rudely awakened last night know only too well, others do not.
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I am sorry to awaken you rudely from this daydream.
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Gently, he runs the tip of a finger down my crudely set nose.
CHAMELEON
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Major upheavals in the game's interface went undocumented, and requests for information rudely refused.
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The answer is obvious: instead of crudely mimeographed newsletters, the cranks had access to talk radio and the internet, both of which expanded their audience to the point that the mainstream press felt it had to pay attention.
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To put it crudely, modern artists use past artworks freely for whatever they want.
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Okay, so anyway, before I was so rudely interrupted, he came and sat with me.
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Her cloths weren't new, they were old and worn in and had holes in the knees and elbows and the toes of her sneakers were taped crudely.
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The only positive I see right now is that people are being rudely reminded what 'Toryism' is all about, stealing from the poor to benefit the rich.
The Guardian World News
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The diamond-bearing lamprophyre breccia is coincident with a crudely circular magnetic low as defined by an airborne magnetic survey.
Marketwire - Breaking News Releases
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I wanted to ram into other cars to show them they shouldn't drive so rudely.
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We were about to ask for a table for dinner, but furious at being treated so rudely we just walked out.
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West of Scotland supplied with work by a benevolent aristocrat, his expectation that a grateful peasantry will bless their benefactor is rudely dashed (II, 32).
Notes on 'Walter Scott, Politeness, and Patriotism'
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And it's only later, well after the fact, that it dawns on me that I've been treated rudely, which is not unlike my delayed response to danger and horror.
Wake Up, Sir!
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The flat is rudely a furnished bedroom at the end of a dark hallway on the twenty-second floor of a downtown highrise.
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As is often the case with activist art, the Latin American selection, while rife with political and moral earnestness, is crudely hortatory and almost totally devoid of formal interest.
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Perhaps the staff is acting so rudely because they resent the banishment of dear Cordelia.
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Debates about translation have been raging since the Romans, and, crudely, they all come down to the same decision: whether to "domesticate" the translation or to "foreignise" it.
Languagehat.com: MAGUIRE ON TRANSLATION.
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Although having your relationships rudely interrupted by revolution isn't very fair.
The Sun
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To put it crudely, the global capitalist system has very little need of the subordinate classes in this sphere.
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Perhaps she couldn't then, but she can now - lyrically, funnily, passionately, rudely, spellbindingly.
Times, Sunday Times
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The head is a crudely beveled octagon without any sort of cool design etched in the middle.
Key « A Fly in Amber
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But there was no need to await natural events: Russia rudely pricked our bubble of self-content.
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My university education got rudely interrupted.
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Because of the high pressures required to expand gases there were often leaks from the joints of the crudely made machines.
THE FROZEN WATER TRADE
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Sora huffed rudely, distancing himself away from his cousin as if she was a disease.
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The land question should have a distinct recognition as a true reform issue, and while committal to the policy signified by the term single tax, in its entirety, should be avoided, land speculation and monopoly should be condemned as a monstrous evil, and against that evil should be directed such special taxation of land values as will check and ultimately destroy it, without too rudely disturbing existing values.
The Arena Volume 4, No. 24, November, 1891
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In general, these are relatively thick and crudely flaked lanceolate bifaces with slightly expanding stems.
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you hand-rode some certain history about the public change, which interwove victoriously. a blue blow fitted excluding an car; possible, chemical bar. elastic fact river shook, i leaped smoothly, well, not. her possible music foresaw round his brain; boiling, ready crack. i miscast that waiting arm versus our sudden boy, that unswore carefully. i kept her living. they stung false position, that unthought rudely...
26th January '05
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I go for a smoke out front and crudely proposition a conventioneer.
Get Laid or Die Trying
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Compose of course be not easy thing, he has a drawer replete still crudely play.
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I told the angel of my intentions and asked forgiveness for barging in so rudely before.
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Modern fathers are complex - and they have to be complexly, not crudely, managed to get the best out of them.
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It's surely overstepping the mark to behave so rudely to your guests.
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Having posed a similar problem in Tristram Shandy, Sterne rudely knocks it down by informing the reader that ‘Obadiah had not got above threescore yards from the stable-yard before he met with Dr Slop’.
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Universities are, crudely, factory farms for social liberalism.
Times, Sunday Times
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Rudely puffed the winds of heaven; roguishly clomb up the all-destructive urchin; and, lo! in a moment night re-established her void empire, and the cit groped along the wall, suppered but bedless, occult from guidance, and sorrily wading in the kennels.
Virginibus Puerisque and other papers
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I was rudely awakened by an ostler with the news and came immediately here.
A SHRINE OF MURDERS
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His brown hair was tightly curled, his dark eyes snappishly alive in a face that was crudely hewn yet oddly attractive.
NOBLE BEGINNNINGS
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The Copper Harbor Conglomerate consists of crudely stratified pebble-to-boulder conglomerate with thin beds of sandstone.
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The same can be said of the intricate and beautifully embroidered designs seen in the garments of the Bila-an or the oversewed fabrics of the Kulaman, while the crudely embroidered patterns of the
The Wild Tribes of Davao District, Mindanao The R. F. Cummings Philippine Expedition
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They can crudely chew and phonate mediated by other cranial nerves but can't smile or frown or otherwise express emotion.
Archive 2005-01-01
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A slap on the neck brought him rudely out of his trance.
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Day or at any other time, behaves rudely or indecently within the walls of any house of public worship; wilfully interrupts or disturbs any assembly for public worship within the place of such assembly or out of it "; for one" who on the Lord's Day, keeps open his shop, workhouse, warehouse or place of business on that day, except works of necessity or charity "; for an innholder or victualler who," on the
The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 9: Laprade-Mass Liturgy
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The woman feels insecure in this relationship, and is even embarrassed when her friends speak of their husbands while she refers to her perennial boyfriend as her gentleman or the children's father or more crudely put, "Mi man" or "dem pickney puppa".
JamaicaObserver.com | Lead Stories
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It would not be quite right, I think, to say that the imagery of decay and disease attached to the figure of the oracle represents this corruption, that the sickness of the oracle is crudely symbolic of the wrongness of the society as a whole.
Archive 2008-02-01
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The cell wall and extracellular material are often only crudely preserved in this process, and the internal cytoplasm may degrade and be destroyed.
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The album itself is dominated by light jazzy grooves, but is often rudely interrupted by snatches of TV, radio, and roughly sampled sounds.
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He would begin caterwauling, and I would be rudely jerked out of my reverie.
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Human colonization reaches Pluto, only to find the planet already populated by a race crudely dubbed the Arachnids.
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Lush strips of pancetta wrap a pearlescent chunk of cod on a crudely appealing bed of pork-rib hash.
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A lot of opposition came from representatives of States where law or practice were crudely discriminatory.
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He was rudely awakened by the sound of drilling.
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The Poles were still uncertain as to the ultimate fate which the Emperor reserved for their country; but a future bright with hope shone before their eyes, until these visions were rudely dispelled by the Emperor's reply to the deputation from the Polish confederation established at Warsaw.
Complete Project Gutenberg Collection of Memoirs of Napoleon
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To put it crudely, the global capitalist system has very little need of the subordinate classes in this sphere.
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Put very crudely, familiarity and success bred scepticism and contempt.
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He appears oblivious to the person he is addressing and rudely reprimands those who interrupt his rants.
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Who that calls himself a man will sit with folded arms and careless mien, under the shade of the tree of liberty, while the wild boar is whetting his tusks against its bark, and the gaunt stag rudely tears its branches?
Incidents of the War: Humorous, Pathetic, and Descriptive
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A christening was rudely interrupted when some unwelcome guests turned up at the car park of a Hampshire church.
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Two more were crammed together and crudely hidden.
The Sun
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Although having your relationships rudely interrupted by revolution isn't very fair.
The Sun
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At the time, on the gun decks of the Indomitable, the general estimate of his nature and its unconscious simplicity eventually found rude utterance from another foretopman, one of his own watch, gifted, as some sailors are, with an artless poetic temperament; the tarry hands made some lines which after circulating among the shipboard crew for a while, finally got rudely printed at Portsmouth as a ballad.
Billy Budd
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The light flashes on and I am rudely awakened.
Times, Sunday Times
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An emaciated cat quickly dropped from the ladder, watched something under vanilla jar, kept yelling out rudely, but Xiamen zoological garden people may not inquire what happened.
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Crudely expressed, corruption was of the political essence and was the practical counterpoint to the constitutional theory of balance.
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Is it answered professionally or are you rudely grilled before information is reluctantly imparted?
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Since the year 1875, the year in which Peace came to Darnall, the domestic peace of Mr. Dyson had been rudely disturbed by this same ugly little picture-framer who lived a few doors away from the Dysons 'house.
A Book of Remarkable Criminals
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The short, thick form and rudely cancellate surface sufficiently distinguish this Yveve shell.
Transactions of the American Philosophical Society
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Catherine shuddered as she heard the stuffless sounds, the tiny rustlings and burrowings of those wild, shy creatures whose solitude had lately been so rudely invaded, and who now of man's night made their day.
Studies in love and in terror
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Of course I shall say it much more rudely and possibly while whapping him soundly around the head with a giant cod, caught off the coast of Ireland by a Welsh skiff.
Only The English are British
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Very crudely speaking, these two artefacts bookend the period of Babylonian supremacy in Mesopotamia.
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In this episode a bobby, an actual policeman, speaks to her rudely.
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But after dropping his trousers they were rudely interrupted.
The Sun
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'It's none of your business,'the young man said rudely.
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What's important is the associative habits people have and, crudely put, who they're prepared to trust.
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In the early 1980s, skateboarding existed as a fringe sport, a kind of deviant activity undertaken by disaffected youths in California, breaking into abandoned lots or backyards to skate in empty swimming pools or on crudely constructed ramps.
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He treats the guests quite rudely by his mother's estimation.
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He has no pride if he lets the children talk to him so rudely.
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There is a teacher speaking rudely to an eager student, enjoying her little power.
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On January 21st, 1580, the House adopted a resolution stating that Members "should depart and go forth in comely and civil sort for the reverence of the House; in turning about with a low courtesy like as they do make at their coming into the House; and not so unseemingly and rudely to thrust and thrung out as of late time hath been disorderly used.
Summoned to the Bar
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Their staff have rudely barged to the front of the queue.
Times, Sunday Times
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The thought of presenting her naked behind to him so crudely filled her with a wild abandon.
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He made mention of the loud Canadian ‘blokes’ who crudely jested and taunted him from across a busy downtown street.
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It's surely overstepping the mark to behave so rudely to your guests.
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It saddened her to watch him speak rudely like that.
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Shell large, rather thin, turbinated, spu*e elevated, convex; whorls numerous, rounded on the angle, rudely nodose and sloping to the suture, which is sharply cut but irregular.
Transactions of the American Philosophical Society
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The album itself is dominated by light jazzy grooves, but is often rudely interrupted by snatches of TV, radio, and roughly sampled sounds.
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Vedic Invocations, which are deemed animistic and crudely pagan by many scholars, merely invoke God through his attributes and functions.
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The track led only to Scudder's Cottage, the name crudely painted on a board nailed to the gate.
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All they can expect is a watery existence, likely at any moment to be rudely interrupted by a man with a spade, followed by conveyance to a very hot place.
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The lines "Friend to the friendless" &c. which you may think "rudely disbranched" from the Chatterton will patch in with the Man of Ross, where they were once quite at Home, with 2 more which I recollect "and o'er the dowried virgin's snowy cheek bad bridal love suffuse his blushes meek!" very beautiful.
The Works of Charles and Mary Lamb — Volume 5 The Letters of Charles and Mary Lamb
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Most prawns taste of little more than frozen water, while crudely smoked or marinated oily fish can be revolting.
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By turns a tub-thumping populist and an exponent of radical reform, he can veer from policy measures which are crudely authoritarian to others which seem positively progressive.
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I think she's referring to the guy who is thumbing rudely at something.
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But just at the close of the century the confidence in the status of the imponderables was rudely shaken in the minds of philosophers by the revival of the old idea of Fra Paolo and Bacon and Boyle, that heat, at any rate, is not a material fluid, but merely a mode of motion or vibration among the particles of "ponderable" matter.
A History of Science: in Five Volumes. Volume III: Modern development of the physical sciences
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Many had been built crudely and with such haste that they were too short for the occupants, whose pale, waxen feet stuck out.
A Covert Affair
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This rudely amphitheatral space seemed now the better part of a mile to its outer edge.
When the Sleeper Wakes
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He was wrapped in a blanket and had a crudely woven cap on his head.
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The only real misfire is the title track, in which Swift interrupts a wedding with a protestation of love for the groom ( "I am not the kind of girl who should be rudely barging in on a white veil occasion," she informs the gathering, somewhat awkwardly).
Album review: Taylor Swift, "Speak Now"
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An exceptionally creepy two-parter begins tonight with various crudely dismembered body parts of young women getting washed up in the Thames or chewed by urban foxes.
Times, Sunday Times
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There was a small gristmill, a sawmill, a blacksmith shop, an ashery and half a dozen houses, all rudely built, planted in a surrounding of stumps, with the bush encircling all.
The Narrative of Gordon Sellar Who Emigrated to Canada in 1825
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The new student started off on the wrong foot with the teacher by answering back rudely.
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he was crudely bold
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He cut her short rudely, as if he didn't want to hear anyone's sentiments.
THE AMBASSADOR'S WOMEN
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A gang of uncouth practical jokers, exploding in horse-laughter, skylarked about, jostling rudely.
The Forest
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Rudely awakened, the Forester spots the Vixen, the sight of whom releases the beast in him, as in us all.
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rudely unaccommodating to the customers
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It seemed that every time I was becoming immersed in events, Cho would begin caterwauling and I would be rudely jerked out of my reverie.
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Although having your relationships rudely interrupted by revolution isn't very fair.
The Sun
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I could not understand why she felt compelled to behave so rudely to a friend.
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Reality intruded rudely into his own, private, perfect world.
TREASON KEEP
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Michiel Spithoven knows that there are some people out there who generally hate being awakened rudely, which is why he came up with the DIY Gentle Wake Up Alarm Clock that allows one to be nudged awake without a loud jolt.
Original Signal - Transmitting Gadgets
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Huckerby slalomed into the penalty area and was crudely bundled over by Matthew Taylor.
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It's surely overstepping the mark to behave so rudely to your guests.
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Curiously primitive, the telega is four-wheeled, with two planks thrown crudely across the axle-trees.
The Secret of the Night
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The following morning, I was rudely awakened by the loud downpour of rain bashing against the sides of our flimsy tent.
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There were plush fleece coats, including one in soda-pop grape, and cute leather tams crudely stitched with black yarn.
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_the story of Savitri is read_, a story in which the wife lives only for the husband, while he, as he rudely tells her -- after all her devotion -- _lives only for his parents_!
Primitive Love and Love-Stories
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Having been picked up by a black cab from the Hilton Hotel, where I had been watching the pugilists weigh-in on Friday afternoon, my reverie was soon rather rudely interrupted.
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Another point, justifying the supposition of foul play, was the significant fact that Perrin's gun, with his name rudely carved on the stock, still lay in the camp _undischarged_.
The Buffalo Runners A Tale of the Red River Plains
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Our children unfortunately are not generally made aware that behaving rudely is improper.
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When the hogsheads were full of the crudely cured, moist, and impure "muscovado" sugar, they were headed up and sent to port.
American Negro Slavery A Survey of the Supply, Employment and Control of Negro Labor as Determined by the Plantation Regime
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The men cultivate a little sirih (the pungent pepper leaf used for chewing with betel-nut) and a few vegetables; and once a year rudely plough a small patch of ground with their buffaloes and plant rice, which then requires little attention until harvest time.
The Malay Archipelago
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Petite, keep writing, when I check in with you to read your posts, i feel like I’m checking in on an old friend. .your readers who are commenting so crudely should ask themselves WHY they are checking in and commenting soo rudely, is that how they treat their friends??
Seething
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Once, when he was delivering himself of an unctuous remark to Jerry, Faith broke in rudely with a flat contradiction.
Rainbow Valley
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The outside world is about to rudely intrude on his quiet existence.
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The loudest voices are those of the blustering schoolyard bully who crudely masks his own inadequacies by calling others sissies and punks.
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Or will the polite conversations of its elites be rudely interrupted?
The Times Literary Supplement
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The theme of good versus evil is crudely handled, with Dr Jekyll transforming into nasty old Hyde within seconds of curtain-up, leaving any ideas of establishing the personalities or building up tension out in the cold.
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His enduring fame, or infamy, rests on eugenics, which means, crudely, the selective breeding of humans.
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The full gamut of human misbehaviour, you'll learn, ranges from crudely hilarious to profoundly disturbing.
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I was wakened, after having slept uneasily for some hours, by some person shaking me rudely by the shoulder; a small lamp burned in my room, and by its light, to my horror and amazement, I discovered that my visitant was the self-same blind old lady who had so terrified me a few weeks before.
The Purcell Papers
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It deserves resurrection as an insult that is oxymoronically darkly wise and rudely great.
Times, Sunday Times
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Grandma protested, but he cursed her and rudely pushed her aside.
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Tom Brixton's cap -- with his name rudely written on the lining.
Twice Bought
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Not only is that animated title GIF an irritation but too many of the front-page images are crudely rescaled so that their aspect ratio is all distorted.
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I dread having to face him again, after I behaved so rudely towards him.
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Indeed anything remotely "operatic", it seems, is alluded to and/or crudely cross-fertilised with the final through-composed, through-sung, concoction behaving like late Strauss with a Gallic sensibility.
The Independent - Frontpage RSS Feed
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He was wrapped in a blanket and had a crudely woven cap on his head.
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The driver shouted rudely at the cyclist and gave her a/the V-sign.
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He rudely stared down my friend in the corner of the street.
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The ancient dame seeing herself so rudely nonsuited, went off screaming revenge; and although she had not had a tooth in her head for twenty long years, she noised about town that Mr. Leyton had knocked two of her teeth out, and importuned the Governor to obtain her some pecuniary indemnification.
Travels in Morocco
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Editorials and longer opinion pieces shout crudely at us, whereas a good essay should meditate, cogitate and ruminate in a solid literary style.
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Daley was so confident nothing could happen in Chicago that he rudely rejected the invitation from Washington.
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She had been there for one instant, and then gone again; no one around him seemed to have noticed, and the people pushed past him rudely, shoving and elbowing him on the street.
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His update on big the transfer dealings has been rudely interrupted by a hallion in sunglasses and a black hoody.
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Or will the polite conversations of its elites be rudely interrupted?
The Times Literary Supplement
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And so he behaves forgetfully and rudely, like those who forget to put the lid down or flush.
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The manager rudely tells him that it was a sham marriage and that his wife wants him to get lost so she can annul it.
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It is a narrow shelf, in some places scarcely more than a foot wide, rudely worked in the living rock, which falls off below in a steep and almost precipitous descent to the river; and although it did not quite realize the idea we had formed of it from the description of our guide, it was sufficiently pokerish to inspire the most daring mountaineer with caution.
The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 06, No. 33, July, 1860
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But after dropping his trousers they were rudely interrupted.
The Sun
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The note of unchangeability loomed above all, which is why early rumblings about Mass in ‘the vernacular’ were rudely dismissed by every monsignor to whom I ever handed cruets.
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Some had crudely welded steel tube frames and rudimentary suspensions.
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A couched spear of acuminated granite rested by him while at his feet reposed a savage animal of the canine tribe whose stertorous gasps announced that he was sunk in uneasy slumber, a supposition confirmed by hoarse growls and spasmodic movements which his master repressed from time to time by tranquilising blows of a mighty cudgel rudely fashioned out of paleolithic stone.
Ulysses
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The jump from carefully composed illustration to crudely arranged website was quite jarring.
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It is not the done thing in the upper class circles of public schools and gentlemen's clubs to put the boot in so crudely.
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It started when a gang, peacefully nicking stuff, was rudely disturbed by French rozzers.
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The French city of Toulouse, for instance, derives its name from the Visigoth kingdom of Tolosa: The sackers of Rome were in turn rather rudely sacked by King Clovis and his Franks, and the name Toulouse is about all that is left of their kingdom.
Sovereignty and the Pitiless Passage of Time
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Even way back then the great steel hulks we slid past had their quota of sectarian jibes daubed crudely on the ferrous red ship plates.
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Yes, some criticism is misplaced and should be rejected, but this isn't always the case even with criticism that is badly or rudely phrased.
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He rudely stared down my friend in the corner of the street.
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The opening song bursts rudely into life, powered by clanging guitars and a fantastic, howling vocal.
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Measurements may be made, very crudely, by measuring the dips of the resultants of the primary and secondary magnetic fields or in more sophisticated ways by measuring amplitudes and phases of various field components.
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The designs were rudely pecked on the moderately smooth felsite cliffs on a nearly perpendicular wall in the foot-hills, about forty feet above the bed of the arroyo, or gulch.
Unknown Mexico, Volume 1 (of 2) A Record of Five Years' Exploration Among the Tribes of the Western Sierra Madre; In the Tierra Caliente of Tepic and Jalisco; and Among the Tarascos of Michoacan
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On some cars you might have a lever that allowed you to crudely adjust the flow of fuel through the carburetor.
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Drawing has been rudely incised and rubbed with pitchy graphite, which collects in the scars of the engraved surface.
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Site 45, representing the earliest Neolithic phase, revealed a short-blade microlithic industry accompanied by a crude reddish-brown handmade pottery, basaltic or quartzite flakes and a few crudely fashioned neoliths probably used for tillage operation.
