There are few surprises and few flashes of unpolished candor.
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Daigo's play, however, seemed… somewhat unpolished, to say the least.
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Natural wines are unpolished; they don't color within the lines.
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Nordstrom, ever the nurturer of unpolished genius, assured him otherwise.
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Cons: unpolished apps, zero goodies like office suites or photo editing.
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Mr Kavanaugh came off as stolid, unpolished, perhaps a little wooden.
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Pairing flared pants with flats might make your look seem unpolished.
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Like every year, Sundance had the occasional technical hiccup or unpolished project.
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Finally, I found her: Her bouquets were rustic, decidedly unpolished, yet gorgeous.
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It's messy, it's chaotic, and in many regards, it's a wholly unpolished catastrophe.
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Bike shorts are unpolished and, more importantly, aren't functional for every body type.
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Though its German is said to be unpolished, its thinking is certainly not.
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Likewise, Simeone is more than capable of spotting an unpolished gem up front.
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Now for the most part Ortega was being punished for his unpolished striking.
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" But as Unpolished grew, he says, "it was harder to control that message.
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Disruptive innovators start off by producing unpolished products for the bottom of the market.
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The picture emblematizes how Rodin heralded raw and unpolished sculptures that were strikingly modern.
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Only fanatic listeners could sift through mountains of mediocrity to find occasional unpolished gems.
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These beginnings—unpolished, casual, slice-of-life—held firm, even as the platform evolved.
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More than "The Voice," it relies on young, unpolished singers with little professional experience.
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I get my nails done every two weeks because I can't stand having unpolished nails.
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They are very unpolished and 'raw' ideas that democratize Frekvens and make them more usable.
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Rosen is the man behind the camera, occasionally audible or visible in little unpolished touches.
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TV was suddenly either highbrow with a glossy finish, brutally sentimental, or unpolished and raw.
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The set was, as billed, unpolished, and Mr. Ansari occasionally referred to his notes onstage.
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To my born-in-1983 eyes, it seems almost quaint, homespun, aggressively and gleefully unpolished.
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But you'd be hard pressed to find anything naïve or unpolished about the work itself.
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Cohabitation reveals unpolished truths about bodies and behavior, but also those that are less visible.
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Even with the Unpolished brand now defunct, plenty of the original spirit seemed to survive.
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All of the stuff Google made was innovative and smart but also directionless and unpolished.
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Unpolished, lovely driftwood inlays and supple brown leathers work well with the brushed metal accents.
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Shaking the rough, stone-cold hands of an unpolished host would ruin the entire experience instantly.
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Now, against all expectations, even though she's sometimes unpredictable and unpolished, Alexa is here to stay.
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Ocean and Unpolished, as the church leadership saw them, were a big part of that shift.
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" The unpolished acoustic track "Fun Girl" shatters the double standard of what makes a woman "undesirable.
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They are technically capable enough to withstand your cumbersome on-boarding, settings management, and other unpolished sections.
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Mr. Grey had the actors perform the roles in English first, then in their still-unpolished Yiddish.
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Tenants get the signature WeWork aesthetic of unpolished wood and wrought iron, as well as various perks.
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They appear more clearly here than in the past because the set is so raw and unpolished.
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But in more recent years, unpolished, personalized content shared directly to social media started gaining wild popularity.
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They were greeted with a standing ovation, but he and Reynolds were like an unpolished comedy act.
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Booger's purposefully unpolished sound is one that's difficult to pull off, but in this case pays off immensely.
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Duterte's message, unpolished and peppered with profanities, tapped into popular alarm over a drug-fuelled jump in crime.
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But if it disappears as with Quick Updates, you might impulsively share more silly, unpolished, and authentic content.
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"But we always wanted to dial in a certain level of unpolished-ness to give it that realism."
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He said that glitter applied to the lid without a base is too sparse and appears relatively unpolished.
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His unpolished personality and unethical behavior attracted international attention everywhere from mainstream media to American late-night television.
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Which is not to say this unpolished "Music Man" would work in New York; it wasn't meant to.
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Although book critics called his work "unpolished" and "explicit," Arobateau remained insistent about the importance of portraying sex honestly.
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The work of famed artists like Keith Haring and Jean-Michel Basquiat once decorated the New York's unpolished streets.
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Members of the staff were quick and responsive to in-person and email requests, but noticeably inexperienced and unpolished.
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Diana Tandia, who is originally from Mauritania, worked in fine dining for years before opening the homey, unpolished restaurant.
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For a 19-year-old arriving from California in 1963, handsome and unpolished, the city was a charmed playground.
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They didn't publicize the event widely, but, like that first public gathering of Unpolished, they maxed out the room.
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I couldn't convince her that my work was for her, that my America — in progress and unpolished — was for her.
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Although these elements are frozen in place, their composition is energized by the unpolished, mixed-media quality of the whole.
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The collection is arranged by length, from "Chiquenade" to unpolished outtakes of Locus Solus, to the eponymous, unfinished long text.
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That's why Greenawalt thinks pushing for unpolished realism through things like scuffed helmets and garage-speaker sound is so important.
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All the pieces, which have an unpolished look are set in 18 karat yellow gold, known to be Meghan's favorite.
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They are working creatively and as efficiently as they can and the sound that is produced is energetic and unpolished.
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While there's something unpolished and silly about this, its potential implications for the future make the process seem almost quaint.
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An A. & R. person there, Nick Halkes, thought that the track sounded unpolished, but the two struck up a friendship.
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They were unpolished but unafraid of catchy choruses, seemingly as indebted to Big Star as they were to T-Rex.
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"It sounds so unpolished, so youthful," said Roger Gengo, whose website Masked Gorilla has cataloged this scene since its infancy.
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Eventually, when the light shifted, "Primo Piano III" seemed to subside back into itself, going as dull as unpolished stone.
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They called the series Unpolished, for the real talk they wanted to encourage, "warts and all, no pitching," Brunk says.
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Starting off the exhibition with unpolished material creates a formal openness that echoes the openness of the stories being told.
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An imperfect, unpolished pop genius, Marina harnessed a gut sense for meaningful, personal lyrics and tempered it with radio-friendly sounds.
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For someone who appeals so controlled in her private and professional life to have such an unpolished internet presence fascinates me.
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The company's irreverent brand and roguish design aesthetic let it get away with unpolished products that would never meet Apple's standards.
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They're quick, down and dirty, unpolished graphics yet highly effective at communicating a thought or emotion across a range of demographics.
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The fun of this fight is that as unpolished as Nunes' striking appears, it is her aggression which will trouble Tate.
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They sell most of these unpolished diamonds in bulk for industrial use to clients with whom they have long-term contracts.
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It is unpolished, dry and no doubt designed to display relevancy in the wake of the deadly Sri Lanka Easter attacks.
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Writing in The New York Times, Jeannette Catsoulis named the film a Critic's Pick and welcomed its unpolished take on mourning.
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The joy, for me anyway, of instant cameras is that they're candid and unpolished, and a feature-heavy camera just feels antithetical.
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The impression I got from my brief hour or so with the phone is that the G5 is an unpolished first effort.
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They keep some of that black metal grit, but their curious, unpolished take on metalpunk veers sharply towards goth and post-punk.
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Mostly there's a lot of unpolished music clearly not from a studio or autotuned but just people playing with the instruments available.
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Tutorials are infrequent, user interfaces are unpolished, and one gets the sense that KPIs like retention and engagement are not being carefully measured.
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"The advantage of using raw honey is the pureness and clarity of flavor and the wonderfully unpolished notes it can have," he says.
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Universally referred to by the nickname Lula, he was an unlikely political figure whose unpolished syntax and leftist rhetoric rattled the Brazilian elite.
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And the two companies that have recently gone public through direct listings were not trying to hide unpolished or inexperienced CEOs from criticism.
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Over at Scottish designer Christopher Kane's show at the Tate Britain museum, foam Croc shoes studded with unpolished gems were the talking point.
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It's not really the type of stuff you hear in the clubs we go to; this is so much more raw and unpolished.
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But when it comes to the mechanics of existing, and thriving, as a human being, she's unashamed, unpolished, unapologetic—a stream-of-consciousness genius.
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Regression was inevitable in 2225, the thinking went, but it would be warded off by the talented influx of youth—all those unpolished jewels.
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What's emanating from your throat should sound unpolished, marked by cracking and what linguists call ingressive phonation, or vocalizing as you suck in breath.
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A team at Metzner's company developed an online message board called Supporter where members of the Unpolished community could recruit for jobs or services.
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In a sleek promotional video for Unpolished, produced in 210 by the church's creative team, a child's voice narrates a vision of Cincinnati's rebirth.
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" Millions of New Yorkers grew up with Fairway, and it exemplified what Ms. Bellafante described as an "endearingly chaotic, unpolished New York retail style.
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It's fairly rare to come across demos that were released in a fairly unpolished, un-precious form, and these come off as delightfully nude.
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Her voice cracks as she sings "I hope I ain't calling you too late" over whining violins on "Higher," wobbling in a decidedly unpolished way.
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Romero regularly goes three rounds and finishes emphatically in the third, therefore his unpolished striking skills can't be that much of a detriment, they say.
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Pét-nats are naturally carbonated by capping the bottles before fermentation is fully finished, producing unpolished but poppy releases resembling Best Coast's early seven inches.
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Lee drove there after the giveaway, which he judged a success, not least because it reflected the same unpolished quality that he prizes in music.
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"When you do a direct listing, you don't have to put them up there," said one VC firm founder about inexperienced or unpolished management teams.
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The political and pundit classes, in their wisdom, thought it entirely inconceivable that someone like him — so unpolished, so left wing — could ever persuade voters.
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At an event where extreme tact and care was required and no teleprompter was used, this famously unpolished and unrehearsed president did not emerge unscathed.
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The restaurant may sit in a hip section of the 10th Arrondissement, but nothing about the space smacks of the typically unpolished Right Bank style.
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A violinist formerly with the San Francisco Symphony, Whiteman had become fascinated with the sensuous, unpolished sounds he heard from musicians in Barbary Coast saloons.
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De Beers offers boxes of rough, or unpolished, diamonds to around 80 selected "sightholders" at sales known as "sights" — but that cozy relationship loosened last year.
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At the same time, it is hard to feel optimistic about the future of the endearingly chaotic, unpolished New York retail style that Fairway has embodied.
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Beats 1 shares DNA with independent broadcasters like NTS and veteran tastemakers like Rinse FM, who resurrected the unpolished and uncensored thrill of 1960s pirate radio.
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Kauss, a former accountant, came up with the idea for S'well after becoming frustrated with the unpolished look of her own reusable water bottle in 2009.
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Or are we simply suspicious of anyone who has claimed fame by doing something that looks so unpolished, so much like something we ourselves could do?
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Not too long ago, the idea of a rich guy with zero political experience and an, um, unpolished style—have you seen him talk on Facebook Live?
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BEIJING — In the unpolished video that appeared on state television one October morning in 2015, Wang Yu, one of China's most prominent lawyers, denounces her own son.
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His unpolished speech and impatience with convention and democratic processes became assets rather than liabilities; signs of authenticity and an indication that he will do things differently.
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Aerie, a lingerie brand owned by American Eagle Outfitters, started featuring non-models in its marketing and advertised unpolished photos of women wearing its products in 2014.
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Older millennials are drawn to reliving childhood memories, while younger millennials and Gen Z-ers get to revel in the unpolished simplicity of scrunchies and Friends episodes.
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Mr Tillmans is an enthusiastic advocate for a continuity between dancefloor and gallery; some of his first photographs were unpolished portraits of his friends carousing in Berlin's nightspots.
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Meaning we may have paid too much attention to Nate's favorable traits: shiny hair, unpolished good looks, and talent for making grilled cheese sandwiches at the right moment.
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But even if Trump fails, the amazing thing is that so much of the establishment's arsenal was needed to defeat an unpolished and very flawed candidate like him.
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Ms. Suska's winning brooch, part of a collection called Frozen Moment, resembles an unpolished gemstone but was created with a mix of polymer clay and crushed marble powder.
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Passing on 50 percent while taking a 20 percent cut could unlock paths to monetizing video where ads can be interruptive or tough to match with unpolished footage.
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Their remote location breeds cultural disconnect, and the trio uses those feelings of isolation to cultivate a palpable sense of bleakness and desperation in their largely unpolished recordings.
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Though the sequence is a lot more contrived than the music, its point — this helpless, unpolished little outburst of impulsive high spirits when alone in nature — is pleasing.
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The hinged lengths of wood start on the dark, unpolished, plank floor, travel up the wall, hug it, and tilt forward at the top, extending into the room.
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It's not often these days that we get an unpolished look at Taylor Swift, but in preparation for her album Reputation, she's switching things up and letting us in.
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And because Snaps disappear eventually, even if not just after 24 hours here, it encourages the submission and searchability of raw, unpolished, but still compelling content YouTube isn't getting.
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Traeger says its first CEO, Lothar Spaeth, a former premier of Baden-Wuerttemberg in Germany's West, saw potential to create a world-class business out of an "unpolished gemstone".
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Her unpolished act makes a lot more sense when you find out what she believed: "There's no sound, so it doesn't matter what I'm saying, right?" she asked. Wrong.
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One of the most interesting observations in your chapter on internet memes is that the most popular and copied memes are often the least professional-looking and most unpolished.
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The outspoken CEO has reportedly described Twitter as a "great brand" and an "unpolished jewel," with huge potential with regards to data-driven fields like advertising and e-commerce.
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It's an abrupt transition; the area is the unpolished opposite to the glamorous, glossy image that springs to mind when thinking of this part of the United Arab Emirates.
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The video is raw and unpolished as Norman Casiano calmly gives a blow-by-blow of being squeezed into a bathroom stall with other panicked clubgoers desperate to escape.
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The Bad Seeds studio craft is impeccable but there is an unfinished, unpolished nakedness to the songs, which emit the sense of moving through darkness as dense as matter.
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At the same time, they're far too specific to be mere symbols or abstractions — each glazed but unpolished form is an exhaustive record of Fattal's every pinch and poke.
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As Canonical explains, this convention started life as a joke between a pair of developers worried that the software's first release was going to be pretty unpolished — thus Warty Warthog.
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For the generation that researchers say has been the most bombarded with marketing slogans and advertising pitches, Mr. Sanders, a former mayor of Burlington, Vt., has a certain unpolished appeal.
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"Screenshot via GoogleBenioff also called Twitter "an unpolished gem," but has since downplayed reports that Salesforce would buy the company, telling CNBC "It's in our interest to look at everything.
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Unnamed sources told The Wall Street Journal that Benioff had been building a case to buy Twitter, calling the company an "unpolished jewel," according to a report published late Tuesday.
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Pitted, unpolished, and gleaming, with their elongated noses sharpened into scythes, they are African, Cycladic, Romanesque, and otherworldly all at once, relics from another dimension and caricatures of the gods.
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This is Fujifilm's first touchscreen, and it shows The new touchscreen also boasts tap-to-focus and tap-to-shoot features, but they're too slow and unpolished to rely on.
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Six writers are credited with the script and I'm guessing it was a bloodbath, but what's onscreen pops with the jumpy, unpolished energy of adolescents on the march through puberty.
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Adonis's language casts a liturgical spell: Here he comes from under the ruins in the climate of new words, offering his poems to grieving winds unpolished but bewitching like brass.
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" The following month in the Book Review, Hugh Nissenson offered a more positive but still mixed opinion, calling the novel's style "rough and unpolished," though the story it tells "delights.
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More peculiar is the glaringly unpolished recorded video of Lloyd Webber in which he narrates his history, popping up between numbers on a screen that descends to conceal the orchestra.
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"It's unpolished, it's working class, it's a real Vancouver neighborhood," says Ms. Harowitz, who edits the online lifestyle journal Basenotes, which explores wellness and female-centric travel, beauty and sustainability.
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For some brands, this means being ugly to get a response (think Bloomberg Businessweek) or being distinct even when that appears unpolished at first blush (see the new Met museum logo).
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Alfred Hitchcock went back to "The Man Who Knew Too Much" (1934) in 1956, and turned his unpolished mystery into a big Hollywood thriller, replete with movie stars and exotic locations.
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There's something deliciously surreal about monitoring the online movements of the barely famous, a class of people who are just unpolished, desperate and savvy enough to act mad, sloppy and sexy.
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Despite this résumé, Berber Street Food is an unpolished and homey sort of place, with counter service and just a few tables, each set with a basket of dried hibiscus petals.
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We'd take the Rusty Rainbow — an arch-shaped pedestrian train track overpass — from Piety Street to Crescent Park, an unpolished, Highline-style public space built from the remnants of riverfront industry.
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While many live-streaming stars, such as Papi Jiang, an irreverent comic from Shanghai, are culled from the ranks of China's top arts schools, Mr. Li is unpolished, raw and agitated.
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He has also pushed the White Sox organization to mine itself for more people like Justin Jirschele: the coaches, scouts and executives who will help those unpolished players reach their potential.
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Edelman and Amendola have become prime examples of the kind of receivers that the Patriots coaches have a knack of finding for Brady — unpolished gems whom Brady refines into sparkling additions.
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Although it was easy to mock the repetitious and unpolished style of his campaign rhetoric, it gave voters a menu of ideas that very much defined what his movement was about.
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Yet as unpolished and uncontrolled as Bernie was—as uncontrolled, almost, as his hair—he still ran a relatively recognizable, mostly genteel campaign, one that focused on old-fashioned things like issues.
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That could confuse users, who may view the feature as a way to share silly and unpolished videos that won't live forever on the internet—and certainly not be seen by prospective employers.
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All into their twenties by now, they make no pretence to innocence, because by now they're not just club kids—they're club kids who've seen the world no matter how unpolished their English.
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Ceramic becomes richly-textured still lifes, stunning detailed crowns, abstract unpolished sculptures, and a bunch of orange sausage-shapes which have the words, "I am thinking of a reverse sunset," carved into them.
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" Tom Speight, the brand's president, said, "We've seen everything from man-buns to full beards go mainstream in recent seasons, and we want to reflect that rugged, a tad unpolished, yet approachable look.
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That made it messy, but Rosenthal said that this kind of unpolished footage is the kind of thing that will be immediately available to the director or cinematographer on set when using Immerge.
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The play was a microcosm of the Cavs' season, both because it worked and because of how unpolished—at least relative to this year's Warriors and Spurs—Cleveland looked in making it work.
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" Over the next two hours, the candidate could heard bragging about his "remarkably successful" business career, complaining that his unpolished orations "are held against me" and that "the press treats me like dirt.
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They want to convince the media that they are a "new form" of white nationalism that we've never seen before: clean-cut, intellectual, far removed from the unpolished white supremacists of the past.
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But in 2017, American movies had that conversation, bluntly and hauntingly, and if you spent the holiday season catching up on the year-end crop of Oscar-minded fare, you visited unpolished places.
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In early 2014, Unpolished hosted reality TV maven Mark Burnett, executive producer of Survivor, The Voice, and, of course, The Apprentice, to discuss how America was built on the Bible and free enterprise.
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"It's not really the type of stuff you hear in the clubs we go to; this is so much more raw and unpolished," Who's Susan tells THUMP of their signee's sound over email.
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Congressional Republicans are thus no longer defending an unpolished, intemperate tribune of the forgotten man; they are defending someone who may well have been indicted on federal conspiracy charges if he were not president.
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A video shared by the Investigative Committee showed several opened safes filled with wads of $100 bills, Tiffany and Dior jewellery boxes, and multiple plastic bags of unpolished diamonds of different shapes and colours.
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While Stories were designed to let you be raw and unpolished, beyond the highlights you post to the permanent Instagram feed, they've just made signalling your status and inducing envy a more constant game.
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A video shared by the Investigative Committee showed several opened safes filled with wads of $100 bills, Tiffany and Dior jewelry boxes, and multiple plastic bags of unpolished diamonds of different shapes and colors.
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Snapchat invented a brilliant format for sharing day-to-day life: photo and video slideshows jazzed up with commentary that disappear after 24 hours so you'll share an unpolished window into what you see.
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The smallest gems are sold rough — or unpolished — in bulk for industrial use, such as being embedded in grinding wheels, saw blades, and drill bits to be used for cutting and grinding hard materials.
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Their look is deliberately 'unpolished' for this exact reason; they couldn't poke fun at the high production values and false-finesse of the pop music industry if they blended in too smoothly, after all.
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Rocks and stones play a vital role, setting unpolished grainy textures against delicate plants, playing earthy tones against vivid floral displays, and adding weight, mass and a sense of solidity to a dynamic green scene.
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Systrom in particular had been a big proponent of reducing envy and inauthenticity on social media, which was part of the impetus for launching Instagram Stories, where users could share unpolished looks at their lives.
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Before telling me why he thinks some people seek out "authentic," unpolished content from porn performers today, Ford, the JustForFans founder, made sure to qualify his response: It's his experience, and he can't speak universally.
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We see examples of the increasingly anti-conventional techniques the muralist developed: spraying, splattered, dripping paint, building up glazes in ugly lumps on the canvas surface, anything to make the results look unpolished and unsettling.
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Crystals in Art: Ancient to Today at the Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art in Bentonville, Arkansas, is a survey of over 22015 thematic objects: unpolished minerals, paintings, photographs, sculptures, beads, screen-prints, videos, and more.
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It comes after unnamed sources told the Wall Street Journal that Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff has been building a case to buy Twitter, calling the company an "unpolished jewel," according to a report published late Tuesday.
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Over the past year and a half, Trump has harnessed Twitter in a way that no other politician has, by delivering raw and unpolished commentary that belies the focus-tested nature of so many political statements.
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Left raw and unpolished, the live audio of Brown's 1971 concert at the Olympia in Paris (released in its intended form in 2014) brims with an authentic, albeit imperfect, sound that encapsulates the crowd's emphatic energy.
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A ways inland, in the heart of town, lies the 16-room Casa Pueblo Tulum, set in a Modernist concrete building whose décor — unpolished wooden doors, handcrafted ceramics — nods to the Japanese art of wabi-sabi.
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The workflow might sound unpolished, but the company argues that summarizing key points during a meeting is a best practice, regardless of the presence of an AI, to ensure all human participants are on the same page.
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"We knew going into the game that (the Warriors) were going to honor him, like they should," Curry said of an unpolished Golden State effort that followed a lengthy pregame ceremony for the future Hall of Famer.
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Now the national conversation is shifting to a far more fragmented array of platforms where the rules and rewards are very different — and that tend to reward the kinds of unpolished, unfiltered messaging that Mr. Trump produces.
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Unpolished, gruff and intensely private, he does not belong to the slick world of media elites, where his contemporaries, like Leslie Moonves at CBS and Rupert Murdoch at 21st Century Fox, are staples of the society pages.
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The company, with outlets in Singapore, Taiwan and Hawaii, has opened a trim shop in Scarsdale, N.Y. Their rices, nine kinds from various Japanese prefectures, are imported fresh and unpolished, and are kept in temperature-controlled conditions.
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It will not be quite as simple to pinpoint one single moment for Trump if he loses on Election Day, because his polls numbers have been sliding ever since his defensive and unpolished performance in the first debate.
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But since the ribald winks and unpolished flair of the original have been sanded down to something far more pedestrian, his presence only serves as a reminder of what worked so well and is so glaringly absent here.
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Artistically, he's like a younger, slightly more focused version of the pioneering viral rap stars of a half-decade ago—Lil B, Riff Raff, TKO Capone—whose music threw wacky, unpolished ideas out to see what would stick.
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Normally, I would be airing this point out to friends at a cool party but I believe that stuffing players this idiosyncratic, unpolished, and raw into Stotts' ultra-disciplined system is what gives the team its singular energy.
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In the second bout Ali found himself holding on to the unpolished brawler and finally relying on his power to get the knockout with a beautiful left hook, two minutes into the last round of a dismal fight.
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Mr. Gunn went on to join the San Francisco band Hospitals before returning to Portland to slowly assemble "Heavy Air" (Meds), the Lavender Flu's debut: a stubbornly unpolished, unhurried, often phantasmagoric 30-track double album of songs, instrumentals and studio fragments.
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"I simply asked around the room for who did black hair multiple times and was cast aside, until they sat me in this guy's chair who tried to send me off looking unpolished, like the other [black] girls," she said.
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Meanwhile, Berthe met Édouard Manet, for whom she modeled, and became part of the Parisian avant-garde, the only woman to show with the group of Impressionists — thus named for their "unpolished" and seemingly "unfinished" work — in their first exhibition.
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Once Democrats stop making facile comparisons between Sanders and Trump and start drawing the many real and devastating contrasts between the two, this unpolished old socialist really could not just win the White House back but fire up a durable movement.
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" Looking back on the evolution of Unpolished and Ocean in a recent phone call, Brunk says, "There have definitely been speakers in the past where we looked at each other and thought, 'Whoa, this isn't what we want to promote.
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The company did later publish a video showing a prototype version of the Titan Note in action, but the transcription is slow, the UI is unpolished, and functionality touted in the Indiegogo campaign (such as distinguishing individual voices) is not shown at all.
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This first teaser doesn't reveal much, but it does reveal that the show will have a very CW-series production quality to it, which is a phrase I am politely using to say 'unpolished but still garnering a fanbase in some cases.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads HUDSON, NY — Beneath their crude surfaces, Janice Nowinski's paintings harbor a wealth of expression In her third show at John Davis Gallery, Nowinski continues to combine a distinctly "low," unpolished approach with high ambitions for painting.
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Her unpolished style is not another manifestation of parody, but a means of trying to get at something we all experience yet inevitably seek a way to avoid or forget: the nameless, unrelenting pain that accompanies a consciousness with any degree of sensitivity.
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Nurmagomedov is an unpolished article on the feet and in his last bout was playing with a stonewall guard that he didn't seem to understand: turning into the punches rather than taking the sting off them and getting down behind his shoulders.
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"What is a family anyway?" snarls Louise's husband, Stanley (Jason Merrells), a gruff furniture manufacturer who is struggling with the carnal hothouse unfolding around him, as well as with a disdainful wife who scorns his unpolished mien but is happy to spend his money.
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It also had become home to a very specific strain of popular taste: Seven of the last eight winners were young, guitar-music-inclined white men who went from awkward and unpolished at the beginning of the season to reasonably smooth at the end.
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With just a few key images, she conveys how the most formidable empire on the planet could be so discomfited by an unpolished, seemingly ragtag army of Boers: "At most, British soldiers spent two months of the year actually training to fight," she writes.
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Using feints and leads to keep Romero moving is the most important thing to a long term gameplan, but if Romero stops moving the chance is always there for that Bobby Knuckles left hook, or a high kick as Romero uses his unpolished head movement.
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"To be honest, we feel a bit of distance from her because she is so physically different, she grew up in a different place and doesn't speak as much Japanese," says Hibino, who first played Osaka when she was an unpolished 16-year-old.
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Fast-forward a few decades and you get Helen Gurley Brown, self-appointed patron saint to single girls, impressing upon female office workers the importance of not leaving "any facet of you unpolished," lest an eligible colleague who glances your way fails to keep glancing.
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President Donald Trump's announcement on Sunday that the Islamic State mastermind Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi "died like a dog" in an overnight U.S. military operation proved that even the most consequential moments of his presidency can be swept up in his unpolished governing style.
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The unpolished cut sees Will Toledo doing what he does best—taking astute stock of existential flux and anxiety—but this time with an appropriate, and even uplifting, get-off-your-ass nudge as a foil to our armchair laments about the world going to shit.
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Like the first video, it's unpolished, but it's obvious to anyone with working ears that this song's a radio hit—thanks to the combination of perky piano chords, Lukas's unfussy hooks, and the fact that the lyrics are a cheeky request for a 215 AM booty call.
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As the fight returned to an upright position, Jones' unpolished striking and wildness was obvious as he lunged with running hooks and swings, but he was beginning to experiment with the low line side kick which has enabled him to rule the distance in all of his fights in the last three years.
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The basement space, soon to be replaced by a new location on 42nd Street, was closely identified with the rotating cast of rising stars who performed there; it was a dank but beloved cradle to household names like Amy Poehler, Aziz Ansari and Kate McKinnon in the unpolished early phases of their careers.
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Then with my wife, Susan, snapping pictures I carefully removed the layers of wrappings one at a time with a kitchen knife — and then opened the latches to reveal an unpolished silent brass corpse inside, smelling exactly the same as it did when I surreptitiously opened that case for the first time some 70 years earlier in Providence.
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Faux-intimate or not, the domestic scene earlier this month featuring Top 213's long-reigning rebel was disarmingly unpolished: an entryway cluttered with roller skates, stuffed animals, kites and bike helmets; a chicken in the oven; and the singer's second child, the nine-month-old Jameson, making only a moderate mess with his spoon-fed mush.
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I see now that something in Harrelson reflected the way I viewed myself as a boy: That I possessed a subtle but inherent power, an unpolished brilliance that would reveal itself when it was most needed, like instinctively snagging a hot grounder out of the dirt and transforming it into glittering art with a pivot and a sidearm whip-crack to first.
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He's spent the last three years building up an impressive portfolio: from the unpolished intensity of 22016's Skrapz is Back tape, to 280's darkly glossy singles "Mission Impossible" and "Iron Mike", through to Giggs collaboration "Round Here" and 2015's album The End of a Beginning, it's been an interesting time for the 31 year-old from Harlesden.
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It also spoke to a certain dissonance that arose as Crossroads put its stamp on the young faith-and-tech community: When filtered through the church's production machine—which, as a 210 Bloomberg Businessweek profile of Ocean noted, includes a 75-person "experience team" that serves as "the equivalent of an in-house advertising agency"—Unpolished became something significantly glossier.
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Walt ended his story there, and we spoke of other things—his wish to find a girlfriend among the other residents of the complex, his clearness of conscience regarding this wish, now that my mother was dead and Fran was in a nursing home, and his worry that he was too much of a country boy, too unpolished, for the stylish widows at the complex.
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