Sentence examples for a bit chewy from inspiring English sources

The homemade ravioli served alongside were a bit chewy, however.

The last was tasty if a bit chewy (as skirt steak tends to be).

The lula kebab of flavorful ground beef was good, too, but the lamb kebab was a bit chewy.

A one-and-a-half-pound lobster ($40) was also dry and more than a bit chewy.

Smith and Huang's noodles are a bit chewy for my taste, while Hom's seem rather mushy (of which more later).

I prefer my knäck a bit chewy, so I cook it for a slightly shorter time than is usual.

Overall, today's was a creative puzzle with some parts that were a bit chewier than usual for a Tuesday, especially entries like 38 Across and 33 Down.

The white meat of the Narragansett was very mild, the dark meat flavorful but a bit chewier than the Bourbon Red's.

It's ice cream's fantasy of ice cream: scented with almonds and sometimes rum, it's uninhibited by gravity yet also a tiny bit chewy.

"Sweet sauce and a bit of vinegar and chilli sauce spice the broth up, and the secret to good meatballs is to have the meat a little bit chewy," says Ditya.

The classic kebab – sorry, call me prudish and old-fashioned but I just don't love the name Deepthroater – is a tiny bit chewy and not tender enough for my liking, but then I don't often do kebabs, so maybe that's what it's all about (a prod through the unwrapped doner the next day reveal a medley of cuts that explains the differing textures).