Sentence examples for really silky from inspiring English sources

"Blond hair that's really silky".

In high school, just all the girls around me had really silky, pretty hair, and I didn't have that so I hid my hair.

"Stirred drinks are really silky," Ms. Dorman observed, adding that hers "looks like a pearl" and the actress "was wearing pearls".

"It's strong but really silky, with a natural sweetness, and the flavor is not overwhelmed by its perfume, even though it's strong," she said.

Only Conran and Roux Jr use any raising agent – baking powder in both cases – and I think with so little flour involved, there's not much point: a really silky custard is light enough on its own.

The treble was clear and not tinny, while the midrange was superb with a really silky and fulsome presence that seemed to suit most music.

"Port and chocolate are natural best friends," says Tess. "You've got a really creamy, silky chocolate texture with milk chocolate, so a ruby or tawny port that's light and fresh and not too concentrated can enhance some of the berry notes of the chocolates". Even M&Ms.

It's a great mascara — it stays on forever, makes my lashes long and lush and it's not hard to get off!" La Mer's the Treatment Powder Foundation "really gives skin a silky, even finish".

But my skin didn't really stay smooth and silky longer than if I had just used regular shaving cream.

The unfortunate genre of urban adult contemporary and some recent movements in smooth jazz — anything with a decidedly silky alto sax, really — can trace their genealogies directly to him.

Finally, you bring them all together with reduced cream to create a silky texture and really intense flavor.