Sentence examples for be firm enough that from inspiring English sources

It needs to be firm enough that the bra is still fairly supportive without weighing down heavily on the shoulder straps.

Your touch should be firm enough that he feels it but light enough that it feels like a brushing more than a hard touch.

(This might be smaller than your underbust measurement-bra bands are quite stretchy, especially at 42+.) It needs to be firm enough that the bra is still fairly supportive without weighing down heavily on the shoulder straps.

Tofu can be pan-sauteed, fried, toasted, grilled, etc, until it is firm enough that the skin offers a decent amount of resistance when poked with a spatula or a fork.

Be firm enough so that they know you're confident, but not so firm you make them wince.

The strength with which you brush should be firm enough to create tangles that offer resistance, but not so vigorous that the hair rips or the brush itself becomes entangled.

Many first-aid kits have splinting material that is firm enough to hold a fractured hand in place, but with a handle that the injured person can grasp with their fingers.

Then she found the Kush Support ($19.99), a contoured plastic cylinder that is "firm enough to support the breasts yet light enough you won't feel it's there," said its inventor, Cathinka Chandler, 42.

When peeled, seeded and puréed, both the soft Hachiyas and the hard Fuyus produce a thick, creamy mass that is firm enough to hold its shape and doesn't leak watery fluid.

More specifically, it suggests that we can take persuasive impressions as evidence for the truth that is firm enough to warrant assent — thus allowing for a life guided by reasoned belief, and even ethical teaching — while simultaneously maintaining that even the most perfect rational consideration of the evidence is compatible with wholesale error.

And finally, I aimed for a muffin that is firm enough to cut, but still moist.