coarsened उदाहरण वाक्य

Her prose does not shimmer; it is much too natural for that, and occasionally too coarsened with pop-cultural references.
Winters does not second-guess his decisions, but is not so coarsened by war that he can kill a men without regret.
His diction belies deeper intelligence, his voice coarsened by a pack-and-a-half-a-day smoking habit.
Whatever else it has done, the new Republican Congressional leadership has coarsened American political discourse to a remarkable degree in a very short time.
But at the moment we live in blissful, some might even say sanitized, contradiction to the perception that culture has coarsened American life.

The years have taken more of a toll on James himself; his voice has coarsened, and the onetime sex symbol now has a belly.
However the battle between Clinton and Starr is decided, its levels of harsh rhetoric and polarizing effects have further coarsened the tone of political life.
But that, he lamented, was back before society's standards-- indeed, etiquette itself-- had been cheapened and coarsened.
In Joffrey's case, it wasn't his own choreography but that of his longtime lover, Gerald Arpino, that coarsened the company.
On some pieces the clay is coarsened with grog _ ground-up bisque _ and pressed outward from the interior of the pots until crevices develop.