Sentence examples for open texture from inspiring English sources

Tenderly running a fork through the swollen grains will give a lighter, more open texture.

This does not allow the courts to override the will of parliament – rather, it acknowledges "the open texture of language".

Externally, the tissue has a more open texture corresponding to the deeper part of the dermis that contains the larger branches of the arteries and veins.

Gentle kneading, they've found, creates a cream-colored interior, more moisture and irregular pockets of air that give an open texture.

The longer sheaf with an open texture of individual lamellae forms later, and grows faster, than the other with its more compact texture, which directs kinetic measurements confirm.

There's a lot more to it than indulgent desserts: a touch of cream cheese in bread will keep the crumb tender and the crust soft; it offsets the buttery heaviness in cakes, or gives a light, open texture in scones.

For Thomas, the open-texture character of the counsels of supererogation is what makes the morality of love superior to the authoritarian nature of the strict law.

In On This Island (1937; in Britain, Look, Stranger!, 1936) his verse became more open in texture and accessible to a larger public.

They have a moist, open, airy texture and hence provide great conditions for the growth of moulds that require air for growth.

Instead of using a crusty baguette as a sop, I chose something softer and more porous, something with a light, open, flaky texture just waiting to absorb all that liquid goodness.

Ideals of goodness and virtue, in their open-ended texture, cannot be similarly expected of everyone and their determination is not subjected to the strict condition of "'ought' implies 'can'".