Sentence examples for Unpolished from inspiring English sources

But Cameron well knew that Cummings had long been Gove's unpolished right hand.

The idea that low production values or a slightly unpolished script will be forgiven because a show is online no longer holds any sway.

Mrs Merkel "fits the cliché that we Germans have of ourselves: frugal, sombre, awkward and a bit unpolished in a likeable way," says Ralph Bollmann, author of one of a ream of biographies published this year.

If it meets that deadline, it will be a rough and unpolished piece of legislation.

He barely registers 4% in most polls, and Poles compare his unpolished populism unfavourably with the measured soundbites and natty suits of Mr Kwasniewski.So far, public interest in the election has been minimal.

They are unpolished, unpredictable, and as much concerned with burying the old system as defining a new one.

As recently as last autumn, senior members of the clerical aristocracy derided Mr Ahmadinejad's unpolished style as a liability to efforts then under way to win international acceptance for Iran's nuclear programme.

Blogs, in other words, usually have a raw, unpolished authenticity and individuality.

Disruptive innovations usually find their first customers at the bottom of the market: as unproved, often unpolished, products, they cannot command a high price.

Yet his remarkable gift for connecting with audiences was undimmed indeed, the unpolished nature of his act seemed to intensify it.Theories for why he quit abound.

DRINKING fruit juice may once have cost British sailors the indignity of being called "limeys", but it also saved them from scurvy, just as liver helps to treat night blindness and unpolished rice prevents beriberi.