Or, when I bolstered the ISO (light sensitivity), they were grainy.
I went Spanish, though I skipped the saffron, added sherry vinegar and used lean pork loin that I bolstered with bacon and a deeply flavored bell pepper stew.
I decided to see what I thought about oysters with Chinon, but instead of serving them raw, I broiled them with a simple, creamy glaze that I bolstered with just a dollop of red miso paste.
Trying to outrun those painful feelings, I bolstered my ego with achievements and a need for validation: trying to be the best at this or that, with a belief that I was either perfect – or a worthless loser.
The next year on the Dubai World Cup card, Admire Moon, himself being out of a Sunday Silence mare, easily won the Dubai Duty Free (Grade I), bolstering the newfound respect for the Nipponese runners.
There are great moments here: the Mellotron-assisted drift of The Girl With X-Ray Eyes; While the Song Remains the Same, which shifts from an ambient intro to a weirdly compelling, reverb-swathed shuffle; Ballad of the Mighty I, bolstered by a Johnny Marr solo and a melody every bit as stubbornly ineradicable as it was the day Graham Gouldman wrote it for the Hollies' 1966 hit Bus Stop.
I bolstered this finding by drilling down into the mechanisms that link a single, well-studied zoonotic disease Lyme disease to biodiversity in northeastern North America and found that Lyme disease risk actually increases with biodiversity along broad-scale disturbance gradients (e.g., urban to suburban to rural), contrary to the expectation of many ecologists (7, 8).
"Hopefully I can bolster the team by coming back and playing in all forms of the game".
I was bolstered by the "keep me posted on your successes" notes included in their e-mails.
Maria was relieved — "I felt bolstered going forward," she says — but the stress didn't exactly let up.
