Sentence examples for Rather unpolished from inspiring English sources
Both Lespinasse and Suard not only encouraged the young man's intellectual appetites but also appear to have counseled him on matters of the heart and his social manners, which they regarded as rather unpolished (See Badinter 1988).
Noticing this disease's striking resemblance to the polyneuritis occurring in beriberi, he was eventually (1897) able to show that the condition was caused by feeding the fowl a diet of polished, rather than unpolished, rice.
Froment stands out among his colleagues for his rather crude and unpolished style, marked by awkward design and lack of sensitivity to colour.
"You need enough skill to be able to express yourself," he said, "but I'd much rather see an unpolished raw voice".
Unfortunately, most of the absorptance data presently available considers only polished pure metals rather than the commercially available (unpolished, oxidised) alloys, which are actually being processed in manufacturing.
But the unpolished energy often feels merely slapdash, the characters are sketched rather than developed, and the plot seems halfheartedly executed.
Last week, Mr. Rubenstein signed another contract to buy an entirely different kind of property, uptown rather than downtown, low-rise rather than high-rise, limestone rather than glass, and unpolished — needing millions of dollars of renovation — rather than finished.
Rather, in using the coarse fabric, Miuccia Prada evoked a primitive, Old World feel — an intentionally unpolished, all-natural counterpoint to our fast-paced, tech-obsessed culture.
We are purposefully unpolished.
SERVICE -- Speedy but unpolished.
