Sentence examples for more unrefined from inspiring English sources

He felt that even the most brazen songs sound successful because Morton's production highlights the band's more unrefined qualities.

In his negative review for the album, Matthew Cole of Slant Magazine found it difficult to think of a song more unrefined or more irritating than "Peacock".

['Try to Believe' / 'Never Could Be Pt. 1' are] special tracks to us because they reflect our more unrefined and raw attempts at finding our own style, which is obviously always evolving".

Ships will have to start burning better grades of fuel, similar to diesel.Such fuels currently cost about 50% more than unrefined "residual" grades, and their prices will surely rise as ship operators scrap with car owners and airlines for the limited amounts that refineries can turn out.

Roger Moore wrote, "Daniel Craig impressed me so greatly in his debut outing, Casino Royale, by introducing a more gritty, unrefined edge to the character that I thought Sean might just have to move over.

This area, Gottfried said, takes "a more crude and unpolished approach to the process of naming," and the brain's language centers can have trouble making use of such unrefined input.

The work Facebook does — the code that underlies its Web pages — is no more slapdash or unrefined, in technical terms, than the architectural drawings produced by Gehry Partners, which have to meet strict building and seismic codes.

Use more whole and unrefined grain products in your diet.

Mechanical refining consistently improved glucose yields by more than 10% over unrefined samples.

Unrefined tar sands crude is both thicker and more toxic than conventional crude oil.

Cold-pressed extra-virgin oils are minimally processed and unrefined, leading to more pronounced flavours and lower smoke points: they are great used as is, for dressing a salad or finishing a dish.