Sentence examples for copious layers from inspiring English sources

Mr. Pérez and Mr. Gismonti's duet revolved around a balladlike melody that drifted in and out of focus, with copious layers of complex harmony.

The heavy fabrications, copious layers and thick knitwear on the runway were more autumn winter than spring summer, reflecting the recent return of designers Peter Strateas and Mario-Luca from wintry Beijing, where they contested the International Woolmark Prize.

That extra layer of detachment creates copious layers of disinterest, rendering what could have been a passable action fantasy into a laughably bad botch". The RT summary itself calls the film "a joylessly overplotted slog," which is a somewhat apt description of the stories of many of the original Assassin's Creed games.

Belugas are built for survival in cold waters and for bumping into thin ice to break it from beneath (hence the absence of a dorsal fin, and the animal's copious fat layers).

The other appearance of eggplant in my childhood was eggplant Parmesan, which tended to be a leaden affair of heavily breaded eggplant layered with copious amounts of mozzarella and overly cooked tomato sauce.

The seed has a thin, often highly vascularized outer layer (testa) over copious, hard, sometimes hollow endosperm in which the pluglike embryo is embedded at either end or on one side.

"Breakfast pancakes" — a stack of silver-dollar-size pancakes layered with chopped fluke, copious salmon roe, and a spicy yogurt sauce — is strange for dinner, or anytime.

Sections of untreated, control explants show the presence of a mass of atypical epidermis, whereas, FGF treated explants contain copious mesodermal tissue types, including a layer of smooth muscle (mesothelium) and loosely packed mesenchyme.

Besides that, copious EGFP-ir cells were seen in the granule layer (GL) and periglomerular layers (PGL) of the OB, with many cells exhibiting the morphologies of interneurons (Figure 1B).

These remarkable structures, which normally grow on the heads of male deer, consist of an inner core of bone enveloped by a layer of skin and nourished by a copious blood supply.

The older layers burn hotter, while the younger layers produce more copious amounts of smoke.