| Severance, rawly sensitive on this subject which the girl refused to drop, had wanted it to be later. |
| This postcard, from a world so much smaller and more traditional than ours, is curiously affecting and rawly authentic. |
| The role of the UN has been rawly exposed in the current crisis. |
| This arrangement prevented the prisoners from getting a glimpse of the grounds, as well as the air from rushing in too rawly. |
| Stewart and Colbert had to deliver the slap and the smack as speedily and as rawly as possible. |
| He had met Opal's eyes and she was shaking with mirth, but somehow it affected him rawly. |
