Sentence examples for a texture that is from inspiring English sources

"They have a texture that is as close as you can get to a real bill.

Combine this with the floral, honeysuckle edge that I often find in chenin blanc, and a texture that is typically and paradoxically rich, viscous and wonderfully light, and you have one complex, unconventional wine that is a long way from chardonnay and sauvignon blanc.

Otherwise it slipped into a texture that is largely shaped by the rich, dark texture of the tandem cello lines, played with both steaminess and precision by Sharon Robinson and Julia Bruskin, and only slightly less so by the piano writing, in which Ms. Jacobson Fleisher was joined by Alon Goldstein.

The holes also make the torch lighter and give it a texture that is easy to grip.

Some surgeons feel that silicone implants have a more natural look and feel than saline implants because silicone gel has a texture that is similar to breast tissue.

And when you grate it on a box grater, it takes on a texture that is not unlike ground beef.

The crackling gives you a texture that's surprising, like intense shards of flavor — bacon gives some idea of what it's like, but only an idea.

The pivotal ingredient was bread, which gave it a texture that was creamy, a little springy and tamped down the sharpness of vinegar.

The hummus has no tricks up its sleeve other than fresh ingredients mixed in the proper proportions and a texture that's pure satin.

I served the dish just before the apples began to fall apart and become integrated into the sauce, and they created a texture that was downright creamy.

While hair was still damp, the stylist softened strands with a touch of Bumble and Bumble Grooming Cream, for a texture that wasn't "dry or matte, but not greasy either".