Sentence examples for floating in a sea of from inspiring English sources

A close cousin was chocolate raspberry mousse cake, floating in a sea of creme anglaise.

Foliage of Geranium \'Mayflower\' makes the blooms of Tulipa 'Ballade' look as if they are floating in a sea of green.

The surgery on the fetus has not begun; it remains hidden from view, enclosed in the womb and floating in a sea of amniotic fluid.

The article read, "What we actually had before us seemed to be beef with raisins, the whole floating in a sea of gravy.... Beef and raisins were incompatibilities".

The finest quenelle de brochet, a golden, potato-shaped pike soufflé floating in a sea of creamy lobster sauce, is served at Florence Périer's Café du Peintre.

And he should never find himself floating in a sea of statistics as he did when he compared 49ers receiver Jerry Rice and three Hall of Famers.

In the next frame, they float in a sea of memories, surrounded by landmarks from the narrator's past.

Among the cells that make up human skin are the fibroblasts, which float in a sea of collagen, the substance that makes skin thick and resilient.

"We have fostered a generation of 'rock 'n' roll' craftsmen who float in a sea of violent and misunderstood 'self-expressionism,' disregarding all essential laws of human and artistic integrity," she wrote in a 1973 memoir.

Also, and far more important, is that the referendum floats in a sea of confusion: the military has suspended the Constitution to rule, yet is asking the public to approve the reworking of bits of it.

The beauty of these greenhouses derives from their scientific arrangement by climatic zones and from the landscaping, which includes a profusion of vines and underplantings that makes the planting benches appear to float in a sea of green.