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• It's not just the silkiness of his elocution.
• The coat requires quite a lot of regular grooming and shampooing to retain its silkiness.
• With an exquisite balance of smoke and salt, it has a silkiness that melts in your mouth.
• For decades, New World winemakers tried with limited luck to duplicate the subtlety and silkiness of fine Burgundy.
• The key ingredient here is silicone, which is also the ultimate provider of shine, silkiness and general defrizzing.
• It is completely decadent in the mouth, with the silkiness of the eggs and the smokiness of the bacon.
• These elements are also evident in Wodehouse's fiction, but they're modulated by the ironic silkiness of the prose.
• What separates the skilled cook from the short-order hack is the ability to impart silkiness and essential moistness rather than greasiness.
• Baked slowly in a moderately low oven, it retains a silkiness that's the right counterpoint to the crisp crust and semisoft cherries.
• The new ( digital video ) transfers to film have this new finish to them, a silkiness, that feels very intimate and immediate.
• The only exceptions are the Nordic and Far Eastern Russian peltries, but they are still inferior to North American peltries in terms of silkiness.
• And I confess that I like finishing the chowder with a little cream _ or at least milk _ for both color and a certain silkiness.
• Douglas does a nice job, given the limitations of the material, in seeming endearingly befuddled while still possessing a true presidential power and silkiness.
• This last was probably because of the speed of the Tail, but underwater, you feel only the smoothness of the propulsion and the silkiness of the glide.
• I'm after increased silkiness and smooth mouthfeel, but I don't like too much of the buttery character you get with high diacetyl ."
• The wine is an unusual blend of Chardonnay, mauzac, and Chenin Blanc, with tiny bubbles adding silkiness to the expected creamy texture . ( $ 15)
• Hair slicked back, wearing a sullen expression and a white suit with no shirt, Malakhov moved with pantherine silkiness through a collage of natural gestures and classical steps.
• I uncoil from its gray silkiness, fluff out my hair, put on my dark glasses and emerge from the compartment looking cool and confident, though vaguely mysterious.
• Instead, I took a seat at the salad bar in the produce department and ordered a large Provencal salad of fresh greens, tomatoes and eggplant roasted to silkiness.
• The richness lies in the creamy silkiness of the milk, which is often mixed with molasses or jaggery made from either date palm or sugarcane, and sometimes sugar.