Sentence examples for so much freshness from inspiring English sources
Our cooking can work in harmony with the transformation of garlic, for example, from wispy, wild Medusa-like scapes (buds) – both delicate on the nose and slight on the palate – to the wild garlic and new season garlic bulbs, which impart so much freshness in cooking.
To me, it had been done so well with so much freshness and excitement in the era that the music was created in that it was time to do something else.
But fiction is judged on so much else – the freshness of its characters, the beauty of its sentences, its intellectual or emotional depth – and these are the elements that make each story discrete and innovative.
With other beverages, local production may not mean much, but with beer, freshness is almost everything, and few things ensure freshness so much as having a brewery right in the neighborhood.
"Freshness means so much to people when it comes to produce, yet the campaign doesn't seem to get that message across," said Mr. Friedman, whose client roster includes Galluccio Estate Vineyards in Cutchogue.
Cleanliness is a recurring theme in the show, a reference to the way Germany's post-war society seemingly idolised freshness after sweeping so much under the carpet from its political past.Another memorable work is "Woman 7" (1969) by Hermann Albert, which shows a woman in blue underwear pulling a dress over her head.
So, I was vibing on that freshness, and I wasn't thinking so much about how it makes sense harmonically.
It is not so much about the more well-known qualities – the clouds and the freshness and the light.
How to choose: Don't worry so much about the leaves – you'll get a lot more clues about the freshness of the chard by looking at the stems (they seem to wilt before the leaves do).
The shadows and the warm intimacy of the work, which lie so much with the strings, were kept in check, and the sounds of the woodwinds and brass were brought through clearly in all their freshness, gorgeous balancing and bite.
