| December had come in rawly, and the chestnut stoves and baked-potato engine were out. |
| The sentimentalist's investment in the situation insures that something rawly intimate will find its way onto film. |
| This postcard, from a world so much smaller and more traditional than ours, is curiously affecting and rawly authentic. |
| This arrangement prevented the prisoners from getting a glimpse of the grounds, as well as the air from rushing in too rawly. |
| He had met Opal's eyes and she was shaking with mirth, but somehow it affected him rawly. |
| Her view of her homeland may be ambivalent but it is rawly accurate. |
