Sentence examples for perfectly sliced from inspiring English sources
So the tuxedos were perfectly sliced, pants had the flash-the-flesh hip holes, denim was recreated as chambray chiffon and a dash of African print nodded to multiculturalism.
Usually not housed in a knife block, the condominium complex of kitchen knives, it tends to reside in its original "presentation box". This is perfectly appropriate for the long-tined forks and sharp knives that are as much a work of art as a perfectly sliced, properly basted bird.
That commitment to the family business at such a young age feels like a particularly sweet homage on Día de los Muertos, a day set aside to commemorate those loved and lost souls — and maybe that first bite of perfectly sliced jamoncillo.
Large canvases were perfectly sliced into 2-by-4 inch blocks of color.
String+Acetone = Perfectly sliced beer bottle.
The cooking is quick and clean, and the soy-vinegar and sesame dipping sauces go perfectly with the sliced beef, shrimp and chicken.
And there are dishes whose presence seems to reflect marketplace caution more than epicurean inspiration: the seared scallops (lovely) and sliced sirloin (perfectly fine) among the entrees; a dessert of what is essentially molten chocolate cake, except that the pastry chef, Gary Minos, comes up with an interior so spectacularly rich and gooey that molten doesn't quite cover it.
A pile of frisee lettuce topped with perfectly cooked shrimp and thin-sliced asparagus sounded plain but stood out as one of the most satisfying appetizers on the menu.
The rare-cooked sliced ahi tuna was perfectly done, but the accompanying risotto cake was mushy and the slaw needed seasoning.
And how nice to be in a world where e is a Napierian exponent and not a recreational drug, where sliced bread comes in perfectly spherical loaves, and where proverbs become "tautoverbs".
And a thin-sliced filet mignon ($14) illustrated perfectly the reason why chefs have moved away from this buttery cut: it had wonderful texture but no twang.
