Unvarnished

Definition

unvarnished /ʌn'vɑ:nÇʃt / adj ၁။ အေရာင္တင္ဆီ တိုက္မထားေသာ။ ၂။ အရိွအတိုင္း။ နဂိုအတိုင္း။ မခ်ဲ႕မကား။ the plain unvar- nished truth.

Examples

1. ‘The camera enters a living room with scraps of wallpaper clinging to old plaster and dusty unvarnished floorboards.’
2. ‘One of the first aspects you can see upon arriving at the hostel is the raw
3. unvarnished timber that composes the various structures that speckle the area.’
4. ‘Awareness of the smooth page clouds the difference between varnished and unvarnished oil paint
5. between opaque and transparent watercolour.’
6. ‘Yellow and orange sponge-painted walls are accentuated by unpainted
7. unvarnished wooden tables.’
8. ‘Instead
9. he's worked with traditional materials and contrasting textures - unvarnished wood
10. raw silk - to create a style that is clearly modern
11. but remains richly Alpine in spirit.’
12. ‘Because ultimately
13. the Scot is one of those unvarnished antagonists
14. a man whose endeavours have brought him a decent reward
15. but nothing more than you would expect for a rider prepared to risk being mangled and maimed by machinery.’
16. ‘They want plain
17. unvarnished statements from the government
18. not the latest output from the Merrion Street spin machine.’
19. ‘Such unvarnished compassion is as rare in movies as it is in real life.’
20. ‘Still
21. it offers a glimpse of Canada's (and particularly Edmonton's) unvarnished
22. mohawked past.’
23. ‘He will contrast that alleged double-dealing with his unvarnished pledge to reduce the overall tax burden in the UK year on year on year.’
24. ‘Try Holiday Whistler where you will get not only a great choice of Whistler accommodation
25. but also an unvarnished and knowledgeable perspective on the advantages and disadvantages of each location.’
26. ‘What do you need beyond talented performers and strong
27. unvarnished texts?’
28. ‘Reports of a nation humiliated because it has been reduced to choosing between a crook clinging to office and an unvarnished fascist are everywhere.’
29. ‘Another target of the conservatives is the CIA director
30. a professional without a national constituency
31. who provides unvarnished information to the president.’
32. ‘We have to rely on that person to give the unvarnished facts.’
33. ‘If I am communicating to my readers exactly what the White House believes on any certain issue
34. that's reporting to them an unvarnished
35. unfiltered version of what they believe.’
36. ‘There is
37. of course
38. a difference between doing favours for people you know and sheer
39. unvarnished corruption.’
40. ‘Yet the face-to-face confrontations - scowls
41. barbs and factual misstatements included - provide Americans their most unvarnished glimpses at the man they will elect commander in chief.’
42. ‘However
43. his very fragility serves to expose the child within the man
44. making for a sincere
45. unaffected
46. and genuine performance
47. unvarnished by conscious stage techniques.’
48. ‘By finding and posting the unvarnished documents that drive the news
49. the blogosphere helps us figure out if we're being snowed.’