unpolished

The staff is unpolished though well meaning, hard working and friendly.

Some of his dancers are unpolished, but each is engaging company.

But she is still unpolished and excitable on the court.

The young members of the cast were "appealing but unpolished".

His boots were down at the heel and long unpolished.

Unpolished, and more than a little too rash, but smart.

Oh, because they're unpolished, uncaring and bad with the little things.

He agrees with her that they are talented, but unpolished.

This led to a final product that, from his standpoint, was unpolished.

The unpolished walls were stained with old wine and recent blood.

Ignorant of how you are supposed to go about these things, I had simply written her a note, short and unpolished.

Unpolished steel might have been mistaken for stone in the early morning light.

She'd also had the tips removed from her nails and left them unpolished.

Its graphics were also seen as dated and certain elements unpolished.

Beyond the transparent door of the elevator was an unpolished, natural "room."

Perhaps this was why he came down, his steps heavy on the rough, unpolished stairs.

It all sounds live and unpolished but that won't worry fans.

On the other hand, there's something about her that seems decidedly unpolished and unscripted.

Desserts are exactly what you look for in an unpolished seaside joint.

Johnson's mechanics, meanwhile, were unpolished and inconsistent the first five years of his career.

"I did the right thing," said Johnson, whose unpolished overall skills in center will be scrutinized all season.

This is definitely a big, though still unpolished, talent whose voice could be the least of her problems in building an opera career.

A big hand indicated the pair of envelopes which lay on the unpolished table top.

Her fingers had been long and elegant, with pretty, unpolished nails at the tips.

I'm not saying beta as in completely unpolished title, but it's a very bare game right now.