Sentence examples for not too dense from inspiring English sources

Her crustless cheesecake is creamy, not too dense, and has a lovely vanilla accent.

The cake foundation was moist and chewy, yet not too sweet and not too dense.

The whipped one, though, loaded into a tube and pushed onto the plate in the manner of a cannoli filling, did not: too dense, too acidic.

Scilla Squills are the most obliging of the little blue bulbs, spreading freely among deciduous trees and shrubs, and also in open grass, provided it is not too dense and the soil not too dry.

It should be subtly cheesy, creamy and soft – not too dense, or modishly al dente, it's a dish that embraces the Victorian values of modesty and quiet, plain simplicity.

Of the 3,000 or so varieties he estimates that grow in the area, Eveleigh is partial to porcini, oysters and winter chanterelles, and says to find them one has to think like fungi: "Porcini — you've got to find oak trees but not too dense.

You may be able to travel an area and detour around the Poison Ivy plants if their growth isn't too dense.

It is slim and dense, but not too heavy, and sexily sleek all in black.

If you happen to engage Mr. Kim and Hanjan's chef de cuisine, Adam Block, in a conversation about it, they will tell you that the best way to serve poultry that has the right not-too-dense texture and deep flavor is to serve it on the same day that it met its maker.

Penne is not only too dense for my taste, especially with the rich sauce, but also spoils one of the chief pleasures of this dish: slurping up the egg-slick spaghetti.

Therefore, k nodes should not be too dense or too sparse.