Unpolished

A manic reading manifesto from an unpolished writer.

Columbo and Charlie have a lot in common: unpolished and unassuming, they downplay their intelligence and ability as they close in on the suspect.

The author’s uncensored are finally translated into English, complete with unpolished story drafts, misspellings, and quite a few hot boys.

London Martin added: ‘Unpolished and uneven but the ingredients are all there.

The band’s early unpolished demos produced by Brian Eno sound closer to punk, though Verlaine hated the recordings.

He thinks the EP, while raw and unpolished, offers a glimpse into his friend’s talents and personality.

However, after learning of his unpolished yet talented skill in the sport, he eventually learns to embrace the sport and become a pro-boxer.

But rather than hold the music back, the unpolished production elevates the album.

However, poor management, market fluctuations, and lack luster ownership over the past 15 years had slowly let this gem of a course become unpolished and in need of serious repair.

Tweedy’s restrained vocals, meanwhile, are as dignified as the minimal music, their honesty exposed in unpolished edges.

Every day this week the Battersea Arts Centre has brilliant, if a little unpolished, comedy from the best comics out there.

In comparison to Windows and macOS, Chrome OS feels unpolished.

It bounces happily like Hall & Oates, boasts catchy yet unpolished lyrics, and brightens up the room.

It's a bit unpolished.

To compensate for their unpolished skills, the trio began leaning on stunts to draw a crowd.

Guitar solos were excluded from the album, leaving a "raw and unpolished sound".

He was involved in his parishioners' lives and was much loved, although his writing and delivery were sometimes unpolished.

Their music was fast, unpolished in production and with raspy or grunted vocals.

Unpolished brown rice (genmai) is considered less desirable, but its popularity has been increasing in recent years.