Sentence examples for seems moist from inspiring English sources

Lingbi rock, fine-grained and textured, seems moist to the touch.

Jia, working with the cinematographer Yu Wiklai, is incapable of making an ugly or unresonant image: the air seems moist and palpable, and even the thick, rusted pipes of derelict factories appear to breathe.

Jia, working with the cinematographer Yu Wiklai, is incapable of an ugly or unresonant image: the air seems moist and palpable, and even the thick, rusted pipes of derelict factories appear to breathe.

Everything seemed moist, permeable, sayable.

In a large bowl, rub the butter and 2 cups flour together until the mixture resembles coarse bread crumbs, adding more flour if it seems too moist.

If the pastry seems too moist, adjust with a little more flour.

If the dough seems very moist, work in some extra maida (or cake flour) to absorb the extra moisture.

You definitely have to careful in the right field corner, because it seems a little moist over there, also".

'Moist' seems to be a word that people instinctively draw for, and it's already proven to be a popular response in some internal polls we've done," said Oxford University Press's Daniel Braddock.

Chocolate pudding, moistened with rum and sherry and packed with bits of walnut and coconut, seems unbeatable: a moist, blackish tower of strength lavished with coconut cream and a glistening chocolate sauce.

As Zimmer points out, it seems odd that "moist" should get such a bad rap, when words that sound like it, "hoist" or "joist," are perfectly acceptable.