Sentence examples for a kind of stuffing from inspiring English sources

Though fairly simple, the wine is thick with grape-skin particles that add up to a kind of stuffing.

As for the wild rice and quinoa dish, a kind of stuffing for breakfast, this -- like the traditional post-Thanksgiving meal -- is a perfect place for leftovers.

Good goat satay and martabak, a kind of stuffed crêpe.

Implicit in this view is the assumption that power is "a kind of stuff that can be possessed by individuals in greater or lesser amounts" (Young 1990, 31).

First, Young maintains that it is wrong to think of power as a kind of stuff that can be possessed; on her view, power is a relation, not a thing that can be distributed or redistributed.

As made by Mr. Spangenthal, it's a kind of ravioli stuffed with wild mushrooms and ricotta.

This glutinous film is coated in a kind of buttery stuff, a soft golden glow of ersatz romance.

(a) The 'ectoplasm' account: The view that immaterial substance is a kind of immaterial stuff.

Possessing a different kind of stuff than Yuri Gagarin or Neil Armstrong, they've fanned out across the dazzlingly variegated archipelago of worlds that orbit the sun.

A stunning antipasto of sfogliata (pastry crust) filled with escarole, capers and olives alludes to a popular kind of stuffed pizza.

The term 'matter' as used by Aristotle is not the name for a particular kind of stuff, nor for some ultimate constituents of bodies, such as atoms (Aristotle rejects atomism).