| It consisted of cabins of roughhewn logs surrounded by a stockade. |
| Once one of Nicaragua's commercial ports, San Juan del Sur is a roughhewn town — the kind where a morning stroll might involve sidestepping a drunk sprawled on the sidewalk. |
| What the brawny actor lacks in emotive range, he more than makes up for with an appealing, roughhewn charisma. |
| Yet the roughhewn colours and tender humanity of this portrayal of poverty show something else: the depth of his compassion. |
| In youth the land mass was roughhewn and cut deep by stream erosion. |
| Their gestures were unstudiedly graceful, and their roughhewn faces were pleasant in expression. |
