Sentence examples for raw meaning from inspiring English sources
What the menu calls "live" foods are raw, meaning not cooked to more than 108 degrees Fahrenheit.
But now, the web has provided a mechanism to distribute and publish large amounts of data, but much of this data is raw (meaning, it's not built into a spreadsheet format) and hard to find in a Google search.
Ashbery and his New American Poetry comrades were the proponents of an alternative to the "cooked" (a.k.a. half-baked) poetry of Official Verse Culture – sometimes called "raw," meaning grounded in process.
So he would make a small hole in the eggs and suck the egg through raw, meaning he accidentally put himself on this high protein diet.
Rather, it showcases tools for the symbolic analyst, the professional who gives raw data meaning and shape.
When it launches Bonaverde will also serve as the online marketplace for the raw beans, meaning coffee farmers can connect directly with their end consumers.
There are bound to be exceptions when one side or the other feels it is getting a raw deal - meaning the Mr Bercow could be dragged into political rows.
The camera can swivel around the Lightning port, turning your iPhone into basically a swivel LCD display, and it can capture RAW files, meaning you'll have lots more flexibility with the finished product in terms of editing with programs like Adobe Lightroom.
Since the ER-tubules are too large to determine the obtained resolution, we imaged again Keratin19-rsEGFP2 expressing cells using a similar dwell time and established <90 nm in raw data, meaning that speed was obtained at the expense of resolution.
Many expensive, designer jeans are raw denim, meaning they haven't been pre-washed or faded and the indigo dye has not been set.[10] The every day wear helps raw denim conform to your body, and achieves an individualized fade on the jeans.
Memorably vivid and widely abused, the phrase Art Brut (literally meaning raw or rough art) was coined in the 1940's by the French artist Jean Dubuffet.
