Sentence examples for a raw diamond from inspiring English sources

"We are a raw diamond, an independent company with a social responsibility to the place and the people.

According to Rado's engineers, nothing short of a raw diamond can scratch the surface; the band can be exposed to temperatures up to 1,450 degrees centigrade and remain intact, even if your arm cannot.

Sometimes, though, a raw diamond is introduced and shines ever brighter with the passing of time: Jack Wilshere made his first starting appearance against Sheffield United as a 16-year-old back in 2008.

Judges in former Liberian president Charles Taylor's war crimes case have allowed prosecutors to summon model Naomi Campbell to testify whether she received a raw diamond as a gift from him.

"QPR is a raw diamond and hopefully I can contribute into turning it into a diamond," said Fernandes.

Mirror's Edge was a raw diamond amongst a bounty of costume jewellery.

Russia still accounts for about a fifth of raw diamond production in the world.

Without this layer, the raw diamond surface would be highly reactive because it would be studded with the carbon atoms' unused (or "dangling") bonds.

But on Tuesday questions arose over where a few of the raw diamonds she received in a nocturnal delivery might have gone.

More recently, she has been working with hand engraving and enameling, often paired with raw diamonds for a striking new look with an elegant hint of Art Deco geometry.

So a natural diamond costs more than an artificial diamond because natural diamonds are much rarer.