Sentence examples for texture made from inspiring English sources

At Lincoln, Jonathan Benno thought the texture made the pasta holds its al dente "bite".

Shrimp and scallops -- again, their texture made me suspect they'd been thawed -- sat atop a pile of "risotto".

It may be parchmentlike in texture, made of soil particles, or, in stinging forms, a thin, silken lining within the larval cell.

The subtle distinctions in texture made among her hair, flesh and wings are an Edmondson hallmark and a source of intense optical pleasure in his art.

The chicken is topped with buttery pâte brisée, the vegetarian a more saintly whole wheat — but in both cases the interior is steamy and full-bodied, with the kind of satisfyingly thick texture made possible only by heavy cream.

There were big musical themes in here: sometimes the layers of sonic texture made room for a short, huge and simple melodic motif, a rock-opera kind of thing.

These were surrounded by "highly-specialized, custom-made material" that provided a "realistic texture," making it "the closest thing to actual skin".

This single-color, machine-made glass is often used in church windows, and its dimpled texture makes it look as if rain is falling against it.

But the texture makes them wonderful, particularly in salads.

The chunky texture makes it excellent for crab cakes.

Their subtle flavors, dazzling colors and firm yet supple texture make them treats for all ages.