A heroine is beautiful — eyes like the sea shoot opaque glances from under drooping lids — walks with undulating movements, her bright smile haunts one still, falls methodically in love with a man — always with a man, eats things (they are always called "viands") with a delicate appetite, and on special occasions her voice is full of tears.
When it comes to revolution, the bitter flavours left by a century of political experimentation have bred a delicate appetite.
All the delicacies come in tiny portions, to suit the delicate appetites of the aristocracy.
Juan E. Micieli-Martheez, the winemaker, produced these whites in oxygen-controlled steel tanks to preserve their pale colors, light weights, delicate fruitiness and appetite-quickening acidity.
This "tasted of the sea" in the sense of being delicate, faintly salty and appetite-sharpening.
This enticing wine is a bright, crisp appetite-whetter; delicate grassiness, citric flavors and a vein of anise stand out.
So what exciting recipes will re-whet your appetite for these delicate, but sometimes bland, mini marrows?
Hello!, a celebrity magazine that pays big stars up to £500,000 to show readers their "beautiful" homes, will fork out £10,000 for an interview with an evicted housemate from the reality programme, "Big Brother".Fame is capital for Mr Freud's clients; and ensuring that the stars' capital does not erode is a delicate business, given the celebrity appetite for self-destruction.
All had seemed to have insatiable appetites for the extravagant, delicate bubbles in recent years — until popping housing bubbles sent the global economy into a downturn.
Snack on two pieces of fruit per day, and a delicate handful of nuts to really manage your appetite.
Their watercolor palettes -- pink, cherry, coral, salmon -- and delicate flavors lift the spirit and tickle the appetite.
