Sentence examples for more texture to from inspiring English sources

It doesn't matter if these are still a bit chunky once chopped as it adds more texture to the dish.

"My hope for The Fix is that it's giving much more texture to the comprehensive life — not just the crisis that thrusts people into treatment," Mr. Schrank said.

She found her chitarra in San Francisco at the kitchenware shop Sur la Table, and says, "Can you believe it only cost 20 bucks?" "Its pasta picks up sauce really well and has more texture to it," she explained.

"It adds so much more texture to the ballet," Mr. Ghiselin said, when at the center of the uproarious pas de six titled "La Vivandiere" is a ballerina (Katerina Bychkova, played by Joshua Grant) built like a quarterback but with a taut Russian coiffure and a flowing tutu, partnered by a male dancer (Ketevan Iosifidi, played by Long Zou) roughly half her size.

Just that you've got a group of folks down there, professionals, who we want to have as much advance information as we can, when we get it, as the federal government goes back and tries to determine its credibility, to see if they can add more texture to it.

"There's so much more texture to [using the app] and it takes advantage of what technology is enabling these days — whereas a linear channel doesn't," Iger told The FT. "There's nothing wrong with linear television but that's one of the reasons why the app experience is going to grow".

Her advice ranges from substituting bread flour for a more chewy texture to chilling the dough for more flavor.

With his agreeably smooth tenor, Mr. Barrowman could add a shade more vocal texture to Bobby's introspective solos.

That would have made the Indian contingent second in numbers only to the American in the occupation force and given a more international texture to a group that consists overwhelmingly of American and British troops.

There is more texture and richness to television than ever before.

He's a muscular vocalist, if not a particularly robust one, adding more texture than emotion to songs like "Hold On" and "Trials of the Past".