Sentence examples for a more raw from inspiring English sources
Just a short stretch south of Buddy Guy's Legends is Reggies, which sports a more raw aesthetic.
1572 North Milwaukee Avenue, +1 773 489 3160, doubledoor.com Just a short stretch south of Buddy Guy's Legends is Reggies, which sports a more raw aesthetic.
Hammond, with his cowboy hat and thousand-yard stare, can feel like an archetype, but Meghan, his daughter, is a more raw personality.
A more raw moment came toward the end, when the candidates were confronted with the sort of authentic American voice that does not often make it onto mainstream television.
Her music has often been labeled bluegrass, but Ms. Cooper, whose clarion alto was well suited to the noisy auditoriums and schoolhouses in which she and her husband performed in their early career, cultivated a more raw, forceful approach than that typically heard in bluegrass.
Not one to shy away from theatrics, much of Marina and the Diamonds' appeal lies in the act's lack of subtlety; the flamboyance and theatrics that so many UK artists avoid from in favour of a more "raw" performance preferred by UK critics, never mind whether your audience is entertained or not.
The F430 can tone down its act enough to play the role of daily driver, but when you let it off its leash there are few cars out there with a more raw-edged devotion to driver involvement.
It's more about how a few hours spent interacting with a group of people over the most basic of needs made me feel a little more engaged, a little more raw, and a little more emotional.
Lucas' manager, Berkeley Green, reports that the next album, "Layaway," by the versatile Lucas will head in "a Robert Cray direction, but a lot more raw". It will be Lucas' fourth release on Audioquest, a label based in San Clemente.
Compared with standard EDM excess, the Beetroots offered something a little more grayscale, a little more raw and gothic.
But word of the E.P.A.'s decision, which will take effect in 30 days after a government review, made emotions a bit more raw, the sense of change afoot almost palpable.
