Sentence examples for gently yielding from inspiring English sources

And then there was Vineyard X Garnacha 2003 (in Threshers before Christmas): brash, modern, unpretentiously plummy and savoury, alive and kicking, and offering a deep mouthful of rustic, yet polished, fruit with firm, gently yielding tannins.

Not only does a scotch egg look right perched on a wooden board – all complementary shades of brown and spurious rustic simplicity – but there is also something deeply satisfying about cutting through a scotch egg (serrated steak-knife, please) into the gently yielding surface of a wooden board.

Arthur's unusual vocal register could make her seem both gently yielding and sharp as a buzz saw, while her looks — plain Jane at one moment, high-cheekboned beauty the next — operated to her advantage in the working-girl comedies of the Depression, in which Cinderella-style transformations were frequently part of the plot.

This blend is the best of both Wild Turkey worlds, with the creamy vanilla notes of the bourbon gently yielding to the feisty, spicy finish of the rye, enhanced by the bone-dry woody notes of their deeply charred barrels.

In order to get deeper measurements, the tissue could be compressed gently yielding a maximal depth of 300 µm corresponding to top of layer 2/3.

Mr. Olson, a gifted appellate lawyer who argued before the United States Supreme Court for Gov. George W. Bush's claim on the disputed presidency, gently smiles in yielding to the other lawyer in the family.

Before the substances solidify, the barriers are gently torn out yielding a smooth yet sharp border between sides.

Alex Bluett, Friska In this recipe, the oven is set super-low so the meat is cooked incredibly gently for 8 hours, yielding an extremely soft, falling-apart flesh that you could carve with a spoon.

As for the Symphony, Djalal al-Din Rumi's celebration of the beauty and mystery of an eastern night is here entrusted to a solo tenor, now floating gently above the delicately painted backcloth, now surging towards ecstatic climaxes, now yielding to the hypnotic strains of an oriental dance, complete with wordless chorus.

She develops the story gently, with revelations about Maribel's past folded carefully into scenes from the present, yielding a complex tapestry of tales.

Gently pressing frozen grapes allows the winemaker to separate the ice (water) from the concentrated juice, yielding an unctuous sweet wine.