unspun

It is refreshing to read a sportsman’s views unspun by a press office.

One is that it is done in a particularly clear and "unspun" way.

This is one spin that must be unspun quickly.

In stark contrast to his successor, he was remarkably unspun.

But all this was still unspun upon the distaff.

Their bond with the plants was coming unspun.

TB’s strategy was meant to convince voters he was honest and unspun.

Activities with unspun sheep's wool offer a wide range of creative possibilities for both children and adults.

Wisps of unspun silk squeezed out and were tossed about on their breath.

Garvin Jaansma sat up, spat blood, and the world unspun around him.

He is an ongoing outlet for the unsung, unspun, ignored and unknown.

It is often said that Ukip have a homespun appeal, but this was politics unspun.

They were back seven days later with a new cart and a load of unspun country wool for Taccio to sell.

Thank you for just about the first reasonable, unspun and temperate article on the EU question in recent times.

There were raw unspun fibres of a darker shade running through the material, and it clung to her.

Alice pulled faster, harder, and as the moon unspun it spat out three figures onto the snow.

By 1740, cotton in an unspun form had been introduced to make fustians and lighter cloths.

It is designed to hold the unspun fibers, keeping them untangled and thus easing the spinning process.

This allows the unspun silk to flow through the duct as a liquid but maintain a molecular order.

The film's dialogue is hardly Socratic, but it does capture a certain unspun essence of the two campaigns.

These unspun strands of fibre are the rovings.

It's like a cloud of unspun silk.

Throughout the process the unspun silk appears to have a nematic texture, in a similar manner to a liquid crystal.

This stores and maintains the gel-like unspun silk dope until it is required by the spider.

As discussed in the Structural section of the article, the molecular structure of unspun silk is both complex and extremely long.