Sentence examples for delicate reduction from inspiring English sources
"At Suma Beach" is less a setting of a Noh play than a delicate reduction of one, condensed like a clear stock into intense -- but not dense -- music.
Because he abruptly stopped without the slow and delicate reduction of medication that is recommended to minimize major psychological risks, especially for instant-release stimulants, he crashed harder than ever.
But you'll forget about the narrow restaurant's meager décor when you take your first bite of the salmon baked in paper and topped with finely chopped fennel, leek, dill and celery root, in a delicate reduction sauce made from spinach and a tree resin called mastika (12 euros, or about $17 at $1.40 to the euro).
In other words, it is likely that a geometrical body design of cockroaches evolved, which enables a delicate reduction in body height perfectly suitable for preventing the danger of slipping or even falling over rearwards at steepening slopes (approaching the vertical).
An effective policy in the SADC will engineer the delicate balance between poverty reduction and an internationally competitive minerals sector.
Three entree specials were also heavy hitters: a monstrous 16-ounce veal chop in sherry-tomato reduction; sauteed skate, delicate and buttery, contrasting with its pungent garlic sauce, and roasted Long Island duck (browned but fatty skin, tender meat), teased by a balsamic vinegar sauce.
Variable selection and reduction is a delicate problem.
The whole branzino was served with a cipolline onion at the throat, while the hanger steak balanced the delicate flavor of a red-wine reduction with its own savory jus.
This reduction is the most delicate part the proof.
Despite its rich, earthy, nutty flavour, the taste is very delicate, and thus pairs really well with a sharp citrus reduction.
The piano plays not just a reduction of the orchestra music, but an improvisatory, delicate and freely adapted version of Franck Krawczyk's score, with a few Mozart piano pieces woven in.
