Sentence examples for raw spots from inspiring English sources

"Four," a Worth Street production directed by Jeff Cohen, has its raw spots.

"Four," a Worth Street Company production directed by Jeff Cohen, has its raw spots.

And a meal of nicely cooked chicken, without any charred or raw spots, did the same thing to me.

Ms. Blum described her "fuLLy mAniCured Raw spOts" as rigorous mischief, drawn from the opening sequence of David Lynch's film "Blue Velvet".

Reviewing it then in The New York Times, Ben Brantley called "Four" a "smart, brokenhearted new play," which, despite its "raw spots," marked Mr. Shinn as "a playwright to reckon with".

Wendy Blum's "Fully Manicured Raw Spots" takes off from David Lynch's "Blue Velvet" and moves into an absurd tangle of bodies scented by popcorn, garlic, and onions cooked onstage.

But that is not the only or even chief reason why the programme touches an emotional raw spot.

As you put his nappy on you can see the raw spot on his bottom where your fingers rubbed his macerated skin off when you did a vaginal examination hours earlier.

The relationship remains a raw spot for him.

Jonathan Gold: Twenty-seven years later, N.W.A still rubs a raw spot.

It rubs the same mental raw spot that causes Brazilian defenders to enter totally fucking apeshit beastmode when some cocky little show-pony attempts a seal dribble during a game.