Sentence examples for crisp character from inspiring English sources

It blunts the grape's crisp character with oak, which makes as much sense as fattening a lean and graceful thoroughbred.

As I got older, I contentedly cooked and ate them whenever they were offered, but never found myself craving their crisp character.

What makes the cuisine here so exciting is that the spices have a clean, almost crisp character rarely found in Indian restaurants in New York.

A crisp character line arches from the front fenders, diving beneath a second line that rises ahead of the rear wheels.

Yes, the revellers might all look like Two Pints of Lager and a Packet of Crisps characters, but their unbreakable spirit and faith in the island seems to come from a purer place.

The hefeweizen is likely the first of this family to come to mind, and these brews match the crisp citrus character of the wheat with the signature fruity and spicy yeast character.

There's a penchant for croquette-ing stuff: opulent venison ragù, a crisp cartoon character with "eyes" of pungent mushroom ketchup; oddly creamy haggis on a plate of rose-pink, wafer-thin roast beef and charred bone marrow slathered with whisky mayo – an automat Burns Supper.

For example, Samuel Adams Summer Ale is already full of flavor with its crisp wheat character, bright citrusy notes, and peppery grains of paradise, so when using this brew in a pop, it's about finding the right balance of sweetness and ingredients to match the beer.

Vermeer's late style is crisper in character, with greater atmospheric clarity than that found in his paintings of the 1660s.

When MIT Technology Review editor Rachel Metz visited Magic Leap's headquarters, she discovered a world where crisp virtual characters were already roaming the halls, waiting for a device to be perfected that will bring them into the public eye.

The initial buildings at Columbia, designed by McKim, Mead & White, were grander and more reserved than Rich's design, which has a crisp Beaux-Arts character and a rich palette of brickwork in olive, wine, brown and other colors.