Sentences with phrase «like coarseness»
I find myself taking note to things that the author has yet to describe, like the coarseness of a horses hair, because of the author's attention to detail, I'm so deep in the scene I can use my imagination to fill in even what the author hasn't written about.
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The coarseness of your coffee beans is critical to a good cup of coffee: You'll want a very fine grind (like sand) for espresso, a medium grind (like sea salt) for pour overs, and a coarse grind (like breadcrumbs) for French press coffee.
You just pop the Mockmill on the attachment screw of a stand mixer, place your grains like quinoa, rice, sorghum, even beans or nuts, in the white shoot, adjust the head of the Mockmill to the fineness or coarseness you want for your flour, turn your mixer on and the grains are stone ground right into the bowl of your mixer.
It's an overachiever of an engine, pulling like mad all the way to redline and filling the cabin with a ferocious intake honk, a sonorous exhaust wail, and just enough coarseness to say «sporty» without ever saying «thrashy.»
The engine's coarseness (and resulting vibration) stood out in part because the Grand Cherokee Summit is such a nicely equipped SUV otherwise; ZF's eight - speed automatic did its best to smooth things out, and heated / cooled leather seating, an Alcantara - like headliner, panoramic moonroof and gorgeous matte - wood trim conveyed all the ambiance expected of a $ 60,000 SUV.
And I wanted to get out of the box, but I didn't know how to do it without becoming an illustrator, like the Germans were doing — illustrational painting with a good deal of vitality and coarseness.
It is also the name of a painting she made in oil on board as early as 1959 with an earthy feeling for the coarseness of wood and tar but that also evokes aerial elements like wind and flame and sea spray.
In addition, the participation by people like Martin Juckes was surprisingly mean - minded — thus, the coarseness and low culture of the Climategate Letters came as little surprise.