Sentence examples similar to firm versus yielding from inspiring English sources

"Standing firm" versus "hoping": No wonder the Republican Party has set the terms of political debate for the last decade.

The pasta in both dishes was firm but yielding.

The bread, firm but yielding, comes from Nino's Bakery in West Long Branch.

They baked up juicy with a firm yet yielding bite that was not at all mushy.

Coconut flan, accompanied by delicious shortbread cookies, had the perfect texture — firm but yielding — and a rich satisfying taste.

Firm but yielding and delicately flavored, perhaps with a bit of dill, it was a revelation, speaking of craftsmanship and nuance instead of assembly lines and aspic.

Ripe Hass avocados (the most common variety on the west coast) have dark green-to-black skin and a firm, yet yielding texture.

The firm is currently yielding about 3.6%, which is part of why it has a solid yield-adjusted P/E/G of 0.94.

It's surfaced with dark brown compressed cork which looks like mud from a distance and is firm but slightly yielding underfoot.

German confidence in the ability of the European Commission and the European Central Bank to hold to a firm course without yielding to political pressure is limited.

Further, Elovich equation also supports chemisorption processes with high value of α and R2 obtained from the plot of q t versus lnt yielding a straight line.