Sentence examples for giving texture from inspiring English sources

The notoriously difficult meat has been seduced into a soft, giving texture and remarkably guinea fowl-like flavour by patient, vegetable-infused cooking.

He keeps her, to thread her way among the others or to start up a little something on the side — thus giving texture to what's going on in the middle — or just to lie down and look bored, whereupon all the men forsake their partners and run to her.

Pearls of toasted puffed barley give texture.

But whatever the political meaning, the ethnic mix gave texture, even glamour, to the company.

They give texture, a bit of dark contrast and a smart element of nutty flavor.

This cornbread is flavoured with cheese, spring onions and fresh sage and given texture by the polenta or cornmeal.

The actor's sons from her two marriages – Sean H Ferrer and Luca Dotti – gave texture to a fairly well-known life.

He caressed the crosshatching, fine as the threads in a swatch of muslin, which gives texture to the skin.

Mr. Wessler, 62, uses three-dimensional modeling and rendering software to build, light and give texture and color to his images.

The vegetable has a bitter tang that offsets the sweet little clams beautifully, and breadcrumbs give texture to the little ears of pasta.

Friends who are artists are particular about erasers; the traces left by an Art Gum or a Pink Pearl can give texture to their work.