Sentence examples for texture's from inspiring English sources

She played the opening movement with a Lisztian boldness, but even at its most dramatic and rumbling, Ms. Dinnerstein kept the music's texture's transparent and its structure clear.

The flavour comes from a cheap cut of meat, or something that's slow-cooked, or an amazing texture's been made out of leftover stale bread," said Oliver, who was promoting his new Channel 4 series, Jamie's Money Saving Meals.

Spanakopita is a mélange of spinach and feta, crushed against thin wafers of filo pastry; the triple texture's a delight.

★ Paxo Sage & Onion Stuffing 190g, £1.20, ocado.com The texture's about right – not too wet, not too firm.

Metal mesh, metal shelving, sandpaper, linoleum, bubble wrap, cardboard, coffee filter, painted brick: holding a pen-shaped utensil in your right hand, you touch the desired texture's name and then drag the utensil across a countertop, say, and in your fingers you feel exactly the sensation that you would feel if the tool were being dragged across the material you specified.

I'm no asset creation specialist, but from what I've heard it's not that difficult to get textures, although making a decent normal map that actually corresponds to a texture's source is tricky.

But whatever your water's texture, Erno Laszlo's devotees can work it.

Apart from that god awful texture, where's the flavour?

Adding to all this texture, Mr. Anderson's models wore crimped bangs.

In restraint and richness of texture, Kalf's still lifes were seldom, if ever, matched.

Simple in form, complex in texture, J.C. Bach's works are now considered to epitomize elegant, fashionable chamber music.