Sentence examples for creating a tender from inspiring English sources
These understated assemblages are both mysterious and moving, creating a tender, somewhat melancholy mood of fragile and fleeting beauty.
Hogarth's art allowed him to be remembered as he lived, creating a tender, paradoxical image of vitality and mortality, transience and timelessness.
The béchamel gets absorbed by the bread in the oven, creating a tender, rich center, while caramelizing on the outside for a crispy, cheesy crust.
Water will travel to the "briny" side of the membrane (where the salt is), dissolving the salt and creating a "brine" that becomes a liquid and seeps back into the meat cells, creating a brine there that draws the water back into the meat and so forth and so on...this action dissolves the structure of the meat, creating a tender steak to cook and enjoy.
Alexander Payne has created a tender, acrid, comic masterpiece.
Mr. Greer collects these bits and pieces of glass, and creates a tender kaleidoscope of both our history and Pearlie's heart.
He comes close to overwhelming his characters with his own inimitable, trivia-dense voice, but ultimately he creates a tender vision of modern life, one in which preoccupations with popular culture are an imperfect carapace for the vulnerable hearts underneath.
In this cake, they help to create a tender, moist crumb and nutty flavor without compare.
Hydnum repandum mushrooms can be cooked by pickling, simmering in milk or stock, and sautéeing, which creates a "tender, meaty texture and a mild flavor".
The Coens create a tender composition about the pure integrity of art in a world of financial obligation and compromised aspirations.
An actor who has given Bay area audiences numerous memories of stunning performances, Jones creates a tender, romantic, and almost other-worldly loner whose confusing presence and impressive intellect simultaneously threaten Anna, charm Malcolm, and excite Lilly.
