Rawness

I did pitch it to a network, but they failed to see its commerciality, thinking sponsors won’t take to the rawness of the content.

It’s the rawness of humanity.

The energy of the recordings was the same – you could hear that it was live instrumental recordings with just the right amount of rawness.

There was a rawness to the telecast, with presenters talking over each other and some poorly framed shots.

Brando’s performance redefined acting—and the audience’s role too, making them complicit in the rawness of the experience.

It is a complex cascade of points, worthy of its space in the play and handled with an emotional rawness by a fantastic Benhamou that leaves you breathing hard with stuttered affirmation, even if it feels somewhat forced and unnaturally didactic.

She continued, тАЬHe looks for rawness, magic and spontaneity.

The desired outcome is polished and perfected skin with a hint of rawness, matte and elegant yet sophisticated and polished in its finish”.

While Gray thought the same, “Harris brought an element of chaos and rawness that I’ve never had before in a video.

Their playing had the perfect mix of rawness and skill.

When I saw I could not get out of my seat, because I’d been involved with the peace process in Northern Ireland, and just the rawness of that story.

A lot of that feeling runs through this poster, in that you can have the time of your life in Manchester, but that rawness will never be more than a few yards away.

Critic reviews were mixed-positive, with many praising the musical's rawness.

It gives his movies a rawness and aliveness that really translates.

Poetry is the bridge that connects this rawness with the parts of the narrative that celebrate friendship, the power of words and the small joys of life such as ice cream shared by partners in a small hotel.

Richard Madden loves the “rawness” of gay sex scenes, says “It’s electric!

There is a rawness and a beauty to the production that should be appreciated even through some of its more questionable choices.

There is a sense of majestic rawness and harshness to this adventure that is hard to describe and even harder to evoke.

It was this rawness, this need to share stories of pain and joy, that grabbed Lennon as he arrived at Edwins to document the opening of the restaurant in 2013.

The unprettiness and rawness of the characters’ emotions felt more real than the bright, often comedic, candy wrapper-like shine that permeated other single-women-living-their-life type TV shows like.