Sentence examples for raw thing from inspiring English sources

Symrise pioneered artificial vanilla – vanillin – in 1874, but it continues to be a major supplier of the raw thing as well.

And if I have not made it clear with my own humble example, his death is still a very raw thing to those who survived him.

It could have functioned as a status marker, a raw thing of beauty or a powerful gift, MacGregor suggests, comparing it to a contemporary luxury watch and a "supreme object of desire".

"Like in farming," he said, "you've made the harvest, and now we're going to take that raw thing and cook it or refine it down into something that can be used for different products".

Given how important the Disasters of War were to Picasso, Dali and the image of the civil war, this is clearly an important, evocative, emotionally raw thing, and they have scribbled all over it.

Halfway through its six-week run, "Hard Knocks" appears to be all access, and the real, raw thing, although it offers less profanity than "The Sopranos" and no player or coach has thus far discussed preseason (or is it exhibition?) sex.

6. Dressing for Shift, circa 1981 by Laurie Lynn Drummond Although not technically a love scene, this is one of the most sensual and raw things I've ever read.

But at the time it seemed like a very dangerous book in that it was showing very raw things that weren't usually written that way.

I did miss the raw teenage thing of being in a rock band".

"A few more minutes!" I called through the open window and, standing at the stove, ate the whole dripping, raw, delicious thing in five enormous bites.

If I were in a perverse mood, I'd say that the "Eroica" is the raw, thuggish thing — a blast of ego and id — whereas a song like Radiohead's "Everything in Its Right Place" is all cool adult irony.