Which font sounds most delectable to you?
Something in the way the author lingers over the details — the meticulous smoking process, the daylong, harrowing walk into town, the way the dog bristles and growls when predators are afoot — has the power to make hardships sound soothing and delectable.
You could tolerate not hearing Ives's "Concord" Sonata too often -- oddly few pianists offer it -- if every performance were as fresh, as inviting, as cogent and as delectable in sound and gesture as Marilyn Nonken's at Miller Theater on Thursday evening.
The kitchen would turn out Aussie-inspired dishes like grilled wallaby fillets, Moreton Bay Bugs (a type of shellfish that's much more delectable than it sounds) and steamed barramundi, while the wine cellar would feature the actor's favorite vintages from Down Under.
I made a sudden leap from Julie Andrews towards the Bee Gees' delectable early pop sound, and the Who's mixture of lovely melodies and discomforting lyrics.
(This character's songs do not spring from Motown or the Philly Sound. Menken instead gives them a delectable Sondheim flavor — appropriately in this case, since, as they say, Sondheim is God).
"Where the Party At," with the R & B group Jagged Edge, was a delectable single based on something that sounded like a steel drum; on "Girlfriend," by 'N Sync, he enlivened a mediocre song by adding an energetic verse.
Medaglione di bue, braised filet mignon in a delectable lingonberry brandy sauce, served over polenta, sounded like a no-brainer.
In the two ragas he performed in the first half, his playing in the early slow sections had sounds wafting in the air, beautifully tuned and often leaving delectable trails of glissando behind them.
Unpredictable as it is delectable, Soundboy Rock is a pastiche of electronic sound that serves as a solid endcap to the duo's dabbling with the mainstream.
