Sentence examples for less polish from inspiring English sources
More than once in recent weeks, I wanted a little less polish, a little more grit.
Her initial mature paintings — portraying nerve-racked women or vaguely sinister children — somewhat recall the suavely decadent symbolism of Francesco Clemente, only with considerably less polish.
With soft lights and dark shadows, full of femmes fatales and rakes, it feels like Leopoldstadt on Avenue C. THE PLACE A rustic version of the Loos American Bar in Vienna, with less polish and more candlelight.
The cast is scrupulous at mastering an older Taylor style of moving — there is less polish, but a heat that lives just underneath the surface — and no one is as reborn as Ms. Young.
On the road, the Compass does OK – the diesel gives strong and refined performance, with perhaps just a little less polish than some others, and this car feels much more like its wieldy European rivals than the American off-road barges of old.
Then, its technology had promise, but less polish.
At times he even appeared to be less polished, telling the jury, "Sorry, I keep messing up this microphone," as if to keep from looking too practiced.
Less polished and experienced in public than Mr. LaPierre, Mr. Delfay is still finding his voice, selecting words and forming thoughts carefully for public consumption.
But at least national pride was restored the following year, when Adrian Frost, 42, from Wigan no less, polished off his pie in 35.86 seconds.
Slightly Off" — says that the channel was "turning to smaller comedy clubs, YouTube, and other viral sensations, looking for something less polished, freer, maybe more improvisational than you would see in situation comedies".
Some mutter that she could yet have to answer to charges of perjury arising from the sale of Mr Thaksin's telecoms company five years ago, but that will have to wait until after July 3rd.In contrast to the smiley-feely Ms Yingluck, Mr Abhisit and his deputy and finance minister, Korn Chatikavanij, are both Oxford-educated technocrats, less polished at working a crowd.
