Sentence examples for contrasting bite from inspiring English sources

Having been stewed in brown butter, the cucumber was nutty and mostly tender but al dente in the center, adding a crisp, contrasting bite next to the silky fish.

Pasta offers a crucial contrasting "bite" around, say, spinach and ricotta, that pancakes do not.

The variety of these small-bite accouterments added contrasting textures and appeal.

By contrast, one bite of the crunchy jellyfish was enough to make clear this was an acquired taste.

In contrast, tick-bite sensitive donors had been bitten multiple times and some reported strong and instant responses such as itching or rashes, which might also be triggered through humoral immunity (Table  1).> An ELISA was performed to analyze these blood sera for titers of antibodies recognizing tick salivary proteins.

German politicians specializing in contrasting Teutonic prudence with Mediterranean irresponsibility have the sound bite advantage, not least because they pander to prevailing stereotypes.

Contrasting styles.

In contrast, tick-bite sensitized donors provide highly relevant sera.

Our findings go further, indicating that bugs do not select absolute temperatures when choosing a place to bite, but thermal contrasts between their targets and the background.

Scallops diavalo is an excellent example of a classic, the soft sweet scallops a grand contrast to the bite of the spicy tomato sauce.

Before the new book came out, people would occasionally ask when she intended to get back to "real writing" - "as if writing a movie isn't something!" she snorts - but there is a perceived contrast between the bite of her prose and the slightly more indulgent tone of her movies that fans of the former resent.