What you don't get is the lusciousness of fresh fruit.
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As for the cheese, I chose fontina for its lusciousness when melted.
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And the lusciousness: that's cow's foot, hidden in the depths, swiftly approaching jelly.
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But I didn't want to muck with its melt-in-the-mouth lusciousness.
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The lusciousness of "The Age of Innocence" is enough to make you giddy, writes Josephine Sedgwick.
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Unlike the breakfast sandwich or the cruller, the humble buttered roll makes no claims to lusciousness.
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This place should allow me to immerse myself in Nutella's most alluring qualities—its decadence, smoothness, lusciousness.
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There is, at times, a new expansiveness to her upper body and a lusciousness to her arms: a signal of what is to come.
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It has the same easy charm and cloudlike lusciousness as the cocoa-wafer original, but this one is shot through with strawberries and ginger rather than fudge.
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Mr. Axelrod's signature sound mixed the flexibility of jazz and the lusciousness of soul with the influence of composers like Wagner and Stravinsky and a penchant for psychedelic flights of fancy.
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It delivers a hearty dose of lauric acid, a saturated fat that can cut down on split ends and dryness, restoring your unruly winter fray back to its natural state of lusciousness.
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He is a meticulous pastiche artist, playing with the lusciousness of 1970s orchestral soul, the boom-bap of late-80s and early-90s hip-hop, and the left-field ambience of library records and film scores.
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The project, which began recording in 2014, has features from big hitters like Kendrick Lamar and Travis Scott, and it's a whole 14 tracks of the dreamy R&B lusciousness that we've come to know and love the New Jersey singer-songwriter for.
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This applies particularly to the Burgenland, in the east of Austria hard on the border of Hungary and south of Lake Neusiedl, a vast, shallow body of water that produces the humidity necessary for the formation of botrytis cinerea, the noble rot, which infuses the sweet wines produced east of the lake with wondrous lusciousness.
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There is the wonderberry, sweeter than the blueberry, with the fragrance of the pineapple and the lusciousness of the strawberry!
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" In 2006, she had four releases, the first being S. S. Rajamouli's Vikramarkudu, where she was paired with Ravi Teja. The film went on to become very successful and got her much recognition, making her very popular in Telangana and Andhra Pradesh. Kishore of Nowrunning.com said "The high points of the movie are the flawless acting of Raviteja and the lusciousness of Anushka.
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A Bibliography of Hume's Writings and Early Responses. Bristol: Thoemmes Press. – via Academia.edu. p. 59. He wrote of his Paris life, "I really wish often for the plain roughness of The Poker Club of Edinburgh…to correct and qualify so much lusciousness." In 1766, upon returning to Britain, Hume encouraged his patron Lord Hertford to invest in a number of slave plantations, acquired by George Colebrooke and others in the Windward Islands.
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The poem has inspired disparate interpretations. James Antoniou writes in The Canberra Times that "while the sheer lusciousness of the goblins' 'sugar- baited words' undercuts the moral [of restraint and sisterly love], the strange contradictions of the story itself repel any easy allegorical readings." Critics in the late 1970s viewed the poem as an expression of Rossetti's feminist and homosexual politics. Some critics suggest the poem is about feminine sexuality and its relation to Victorian social mores.
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The figure is depicted with glossy red curved lips. The painstakingly elaborated plasticity of the lips, the lusciousness of their form and their slightly open position, gives her an exceptionally feminine physiognomy. A single small yellow and red pebble in the pupil of her eye creates a genuinely rare look on the woman's figure. Her braided crown of auburn hair is particularly well depicted and quite distinguished from the black background through the usage of a white silhouette. The plastic effect of the mosaic’s female figure in its whole integrity, represents a work of highly developed artistic craftsmanship for the time.
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" Spins Harley Brown called it "the purest — and most complex — distillation of everything that makes the band such a nearly physical pleasure to listen to". Brown added, "The real magic of Currents, though, is in how Parker so effectively (and genuinely, for the most part) manipulates the listener's emotions without necessarily revealing any himself." Alex Denney of NME praised Parker for his musical transition, writing, "Fuzzed-out guitars simply aren't where Parker's head is at now, which strikes us as a fair trade-off from a producer pushing at the outer reaches of his talent." Alexis Petridis of The Guardian wrote "A lot of the album's power and strangeness comes from the way [the lyrics] cut against the lusciousness of the arrangements... and the loveliness of the melodies.
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