Aromatic chicken broth with pickled beets and cauliflower, chicken confit, and sesame-garlic oil becomes even more comforting when a supple egg, marbled with Pu'er tea and soy sauce, is piled on top.
Joan Didion turned it on to doubt in the 1970s, admitting in her collection "The White Album" that writing about her experience "has not yet helped me see what it means," and an already supple form became even more elastic.
To make your bath even more enjoyable and leave your skin baby soft, smooth and supple, combine the juice of 2 lemons, 1 cup of milk, 3 tablespoons of honey, 1 tablespoon of olive oils, and some cinnamon, or another spice to add a scent.
There's sweet, bright orange, along with papaya and avocado, in a supple black grouper ceviche ($9), and there's even more orange in a salad of local butter lettuce ($10).
It's serene and comfortable, but mostly snoozy, unless Mr. Stewart takes on a duet partner: Mary J. Blige, demanding and imploring in "We Three Kings," and, in "What Are You Doing New Year's Eve?," an old Ella Fitzgerald vocal that is so sly, supple and flirtatious that it makes Mr. Stewart sound even more blasé.
The seats in the tested Grand Touring 6 are wrapped in noticeably softer, more supple leather than Mazda used in the past, and even in the base model, the fabric seats feel richer than they ought to, and fit better, too, thanks to a standard manual lumbar adjuster.
The dance floor was even more crowded, with grandparents, children, men in loosened suits and women with backless dresses and supple backbones.
The judges were moved by her supple take on Etta James' "All I Could Do Was Cry" and perhaps even more so by her backstory: Her mom, an R&B and gospel singer, had had some record deals lined up, but lost her voice when multiple sclerosis struck her in 2007.
The dough will be more supple and easier to handle.
It's also more supple than her critics let on.
