Sentence examples for delicate flesh from inspiring English sources

Crabapple pointed out the delicate flesh beneath the chin of Wilbur Ross, the Secretary of Commerce.

While croaker and black drum, in fillets and portions, can be found in city markets, the delicate flesh of weakfish gives them a shorter shelf life.

Don't waste any of the delicate flesh to make room for the stuffing – just pack it on top of the halved vegetable.

When the congee has come back to the boil add the dill and the strips of fish and gently stir, being careful not to damage the delicate flesh.

Order skate at SakaMai, and what arrives is not a frond of delicate flesh but a stack of broken wings, still threaded with cartilage and lustrous as capiz shells.

Farm-raised brook trout — firm, well-cooked and sweet to the taste — was blanketed in silvery skin that peeled back easily from the delicate flesh, but its bland parsley sauce had less character than the sauce on the lunchtime salmon.

The barefoot hunters wear russet pants and loose white shirts; Diana and her sisters appear in delicate flesh-toned dresses.

Instead, use a sweep of sparkle to brighten your lash line, nails or cheekbones when wearing rich, jewel-tone velvets or delicate, flesh-colored chiffons.

Delicate-fleshed Chilean sea bass, attractively (and jauntily) presented on its side, with a mild red sauce, was served with a lightly tossed salad of mixed baby greens and excellent chopped roasted potatoes.

Because when it's done right, the skin of many fish is exquisite, never more so than when it's crisped to a delicate wafer-thin crunch accompanying the sweet, soft flesh.

Translucent skin reveals delicate veins in the forehead and neck; Maika's left hand gently presses into the soft flesh below her left breast, which falls slightly to the side, the right breast in profile, her face impassive.