Sentence examples for texture like that from inspiring English sources

But I find that it gives the sorbet a texture like that of the head on a beer.

The capper, literally as well as figuratively, is a hood of shaved toasted macadamia nuts, their texture like that of thin sheets of Parmesan.

Besides all that trim minimalism, one must have some texture, like that of the new Dry Stack lamps from Natural Light, based in Panama City, Fla.

You can raise the nutritional content of your whole-grain pastries and breads just by adding 3 or 4 tablespoons; along with their considerable nutrients, the seeds contribute interesting texture like that of poppy seeds.

They make for a pleasant inclusion in salads and a truly delicious wintry soup, but their texture — like that of most starchy ingredients — presents a definite challenge in cocktails.

First, the original music – in the form of master tapes, or digital files – is cut into a lacquer of malleable plastic with a texture like that of nail varnish.

He added: "I wanted to be really authentic, even to the small tics of where a dancer spits on the floor and puts their foot in it to get traction, or the guy spraying Throat Coat, which is the stuff that singers use before they go on stage, little tiny textures like that.

Imagine a game or CG movie where textures like that can be generated dynamically, different for every playthrough or character, beyond what is currently possible — a unique patina on every sword, each building with its own wear pattern, ivy creeping procedurally along buildings.

I wanted textures like that.

This is where I define cheekbones, eyebrows, hair texture, things like that.

My linework is generally pretty clean, sometimes to the point of looking sterile, so I rely on textures like that to add that uneasy buzzing feeling to everything.