How To Use Crispness In A Sentence
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After blanching them for a few seconds in boiling water they become digestible without losing their crispness.
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You lose the crispness of the trebles and the rich thrum of the bass.
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If you have the willpower not to eat the gribnes all at once, you can store it in a jar, and use it as a garnish for soups, potatoes, or any other food that might benefit from savoury crispness.
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You think of its angular features, of the crispness of everything in there, the way the drums sounded trebly without being lo-fi, and the way even the bass stood out, while maintaining a good bottom end.
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I saw it on Tuesday, the crispness is pretty amazing.
Digital Projection
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crispness of fresh lettuce
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As a rule the air is dry, and therefore that delightful fresh crispness, which is so invigorating, prevails, as it does in Norway, where, one day when we were with Dr. Nansen at Lysaker, the thermometer registered 9° below zero Fahr., yet we found it far less cold than England on a mild damp day.
Through Finland in Carts
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Polishing on a brush wheel with putty powder retained the crispness and grain marks of the stone wheels but acid polishing removes all these signs and tends to round off the edges of the cuts.
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In spite of the crispness and perpetually constructed nowness of data that that appears on screen with each electrical pulse, no matter when it was written, faithfully reconstructed images of the past now fade with their familiarity.
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The crispness of the unpainted, undecorated oak and bare walls is a startling yet pleasant contrast to the intentionally modern and institutional feel of the lobbies.
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It's my favourite time of year and I wanted to evoke the coolness and crispness, especially in the opening motive.
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Who can resist the flinty crispness of baked pecans, suspended in a maple-goo inside short, buttery pastry?
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Over the Wall, from Heaven Up Here, is a tour de force of crispness and stereo definition, while the fabled murkiness that used to envelop Porcupine has been blown away in a shimmer of sonic brilliance.
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The crispness had gone from Juanita's pink frock, and the cloth of gold roses were wellnigh petalless, but the hand that she slipped into his was warm and soft, and the eyes that were upturned to Mercer's blue ones were shining with admiring tears.
The Goodness of St. Rocque and Other Stories
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To allow your celery to remain saturated with the dressing, even for an hour, will destroy its crispness, which is an essential quality of its excellence.
The Young Housewife's Counsellor and Friend: Containing Directions in Every Department of Housekeeping. Including the Duties of Wife and Mother
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crispness of new dollar bills
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The role of structure, hydration and ingredients on crispness and its stability are presented.
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Many foreigners shy away from these, but the gelatinous consistency of the trotters is a good contrast with the crispness of the tostada.
A Guide to Mexican Butcher Shops Part II: Pork and Lamb
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Unilux units are designed for the film and video industry, and are used all the time in commercial shoots to add "crispness" to moving product shots.
World Debut: Hypernova Music Vid, Shot with Flash at 10 FPS
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Do not put them in a covered dish, for that would steam them and deprive them of their crispness, which is one of their great charms.
The Whitehouse Cookbook (1887) The Whole Comprising a Comprehensive Cyclopedia of Information for the Home
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In my infinite wisdom, I took Kevin Worthington's advice and made them twice as large as Apple advises, the better to be scaled down for "crispness" — except I think I made them 157 pixels square instead of 158, which I believe means they're not going to be any more crisp than anything else.
Boing Boing
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While the fish is cooking, blanch the bokchoy in boiling water just long enough to retain crispness.
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Lemond does a fine, herby rotisserie chicken half that retains a measure of crispness in its delicious skin.
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I'll quote Laura here: This recipe makes you understand why meringues were invented in the first place: they crunch on the outside but there's just a membrane-like crust of that crispness, like thin ice, then you sink through a stiffly foamy limbo into a centre of marshmallowy gooiness.
Archive 2007-06-01
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Amazed by the velocity and crispness of his pitches—late in the game, he audaciously used changeups with two strikes—so powerful was his eight-inning/one-run/four-hit/seven-strikeout effort, that the crowd repeatedly chanted the initials of the big lefty when he got two strikes on an Angels batter.
One Season
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The pizza base retains its crispness without becoming brittle.
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Advocate is made on twin wire machinesand combines a unique smooth crispness with superb print performance.
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* Iceberg lettuce - A variety of crisphead lettuce, iceberg is prized for its crispness and longevity in the refrigerator.
Wacotrib - Latest News Headlines
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Switch grass which is an energy topic I knew nothing about until about a year and a half ago when I started hearing speakers talk about diluted crispness of turning to quern based ethanol which is really energy intensity and ignoring things like switch grass.
CNN Transcript Feb 4, 2006
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The bundled earphones aren't exactly an expensive set, but they give good reproduction, even at low volume, adding a nice bassy warmth to the sound while retaining the crispness of the higher frequencies.
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The Corinthian order appears here complete with its modillion cornice, but the crispness of the detail and the fineness of the execution are Greek and not Roman.
A Text-Book of the History of Architecture Seventh Edition, revised
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Cotton flannel and knit sheets offer you more softness without crispness, which is just what some people want.
HOME COMFORTS
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He wears a long, white cotton thobe, bleached and pressed to a dazzling crispness, and a red-checked ghutra headdress held in place by the black agal headband, the wool cord once used by the Bedouins to hobble their camels.
Richard Bangs: Bahrain: Once Was Paradise
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The pizza base retains its crispness without becoming brittle.
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You will be amazed at the beauty and crispness of this hand carved wood floral rose wreath.
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The crust has a substantial weight and nice crispness.
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The pink wine is favored in that sun-basked region for its refreshing crispness and ability to pair up with a wide variety of foods.
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The cookies are very crisp when they have just cooled from the oven, and must be stored in a dry, airtight container to preserve their crispness.
Macadamia Oatmeal Lace Cookies | Baking Bites
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Who can resist the flinty crispness of baked pecans, suspended in a maple-goo inside short, buttery pastry?
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The salad had lost its crispness.
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The rosemary will also have been cooked to crispness as well.
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Among Nichols's innovations are jicama for cool crunch and corn chips instead of toasted croutons for crispness.
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There were fresh shrimp, mussels, and codfish in the mix, and little fronds of carrot and fennel, all of which were nicely fried to a golden, tempura-like crispness.
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Colored leaves blanket your backyard and there's a crispness to the air.
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They used to come at teams wave upon wave, using the width of the field to vary the angle of assault and building up such speed and crispness in their passing that when the time came for an incursion it would be a sudden thrust.
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Between slabs of bread the crispness was tolerable.
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Each matzo is flame-baked in a traditional long oven for just sixty seconds to give them their incomparable crispness and subtle nutty flavour.
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the crispness of his reply
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The exhibits have been divided into six categories namely ostentation, quiet refinement, crispness, fine detail, deformation and flowers and birds.
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Each matzo is flame-baked in a traditional long oven for just sixty seconds to give them their incomparable crispness and subtle nutty flavour.
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There's an airy, audible crispness to the shell, and a fine, pungent kick to the filling.
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It competes with the flour starch for water, and raises the starch gelation temperature nearly to the boiling point: so it adds hardness and crispness.
On Food and Cooking, The Science and Lore of the Kitchen
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The rank smell of the soaking water and the crispness of the soaked cabbage shreds indicate that this is a worthwhile step.
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The Dublin-based writer has taken an age-old story and created a new perspective that sparkles with a crispness of writing that is breathtaking.
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I am instantly chilled by the ‘crispness’ of the morning, but by the time I have walked the ten minute brisk trot to the station, I am lovely and warm.
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The initial sections are tight little vignettes whose brevity lends them a narrative crispness.
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The breaded meat, fried to crispness, is served with mashed potatoes and a simple salad on the side.
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Pork tonkatsu, breaded with panko and fried to an ideal crispness in brown butter, harks back to the chef's schnitzel-sizzling days at Danube.
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She can speak on any subject with such charm, clarity, crispness and conviction that her audiences are just hypnotised by her erudition and elegant eloquence.
