Sentence examples for refined texture from inspiring English sources

The crown was then roughed up with a little of Wella's Refined Texture product.

Even from a sunny, ripe vintage like 1998, what strikes you about this all-chardonnay wine is its pinpoint elegance, a refined texture and closely woven harmony that comes in part from its nine to 10 years of cellar age before it hits the market.

Was it the heavy, solid feel of the bar in my hand, the smooth refined texture, the rich creamy lather, the natural but-not-overpowering natural scents?

In the Schubert that meant refined, focused textures and perfectly calibrated balances.

But the playing was admirably refined, the textures detailed yet sensuous, the clarity and focus often exceptional.

Even in those days, when he was fresh and boyish, the drugs left some kind of mark on him — not damage, exactly, more like a patina that darkened his skin to old gold, refining its texture so that minute wrinkles appeared at the corners of his lids when he frowned.

Urquhart said that the additions include "an Appearance editor for humanoids and monsters to make it easier to cloth and color them, the saving and loading of lighting sets, undo functionality for terrain drawing, creating blueprints more easily, adding in more trees to use, [and] refining the texture sculpting tools".

Not that the music is thin or sketchy; rather, it is refined and direct; textures are clear and uncomplicated so that melody can be paramount.

The grains of the alloys are refined and the basal texture is dramatically improved due to the dynamic recrystallization induced by the heavily accumulated strains.

Evidently in thrall to Meshuggah, just as their contemporaries invariably are, this band may not be reinventing the wheel here, but Entropy's refined but rugged sonic textures and abrasive, futuristic attack certainly sound like the beginning of something new and exciting.

The vegetable to order is sautéed snow-pea shoots, whose mild, mineral-edged flavor and meaty texture suggest a refined cousin of spinach.